Ben RutledgeCommercial LitigationDipti Hunter August 3, 2023 Wholesale Change for Litigation Funding Wholesale Change for Litigation Funding following the Supreme Court decision in R (on the application… 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
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
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
Ben RutledgeFraud & Asset Recovery January 5, 2022 Piercing the corporate veil series: Transactions defrauding creditors In this article, we examine Section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986 (the “Act”), which… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Ben RutledgeFraud & Asset Recovery December 6, 2021 Piercing the corporate veil series: The Marex Tort Earlier this year the High Court recognised a new form of tortious wrongdoing which will… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0
Ben RutledgeFraud & Asset Recovery November 8, 2021 Piercing the corporate veil series: The “Evasion Principle” and the “Concealment Principle” The Supreme Court considers the application of the “evasion principle” and the “concealment principle” to… Luke Tucker Harrison Love0