Banking & FinanceFraud & Asset RecoveryKit Smith April 18, 2023 Passive Enablement and the Failure to Prevent: The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill In November of last year, the Digital Fraud Committee of the House of Lords published… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Ben RutledgeInsolvency & Restructuring March 30, 2023 Scope of those persons that might be liable for fraudulent trading under section 213 of the Insolvency Act 1986 (Tradition Financial Services Ltd v Bilta (UK) Ltd and others) The Court of Appeal considered… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
News February 20, 2023 Professor Yarik Kryvoi joins Keidan Harrison LLP We are pleased to welcome Professor Yarik Kryvoi to the firm’s commercial and investor-state international… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Banking & FinanceBen Rutledge February 6, 2023 Perversity – general control of a trustee in bankruptcy by the court (Patley Wood Farm LLP v Kicks) The applicants, who were creditors of Mr and Mrs… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Company, Partnership & LLPInsolvency & RestructuringLuke Tucker Harrison November 9, 2022 Unlawful returns of capital in the context of transactions at an undervalue (Satyam Enterprises Ltd v Burton and another) The High Court considered whether there had been… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
News November 1, 2022 Srishti Jain promoted to Managing Associate We are pleased to announce the promotion of Srishti Jain from Associate to Managing Associate.… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Alex AkinJohnny ShearmanWitness Statements September 29, 2022 Trial Witness Evidence: Where are we now? neffective was the word used to describe the performance of witness statements in achieving best… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Banking & FinanceFraud & Asset RecoveryKit Smith September 28, 2022 When a whif isn’t enough The High Court has recently handed down the much awaited judgment in the case of… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Ben RutledgeFraud & Asset RecoveryInsolvency & Restructuring September 1, 2022 Piercing the Corporate Veil Series: Non-Party Costs Orders Side-Stepping the Corporate Veil Non-party costs orders allow successful parties to sidestep the corporate veil by making an individual… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Alex AkinInsolvency & Restructuring July 29, 2022 Bankruptcy IVA providers, secret commissions and public interest winding-up petitions under section 124A of the Insolvency Act 1986 (Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy v Vanguard Insolvency Practitioners Ltd) This… Luke Tucker Harrison 0 Love0