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Partners from Parkin S Booth are often appointed Administrators of a company, by the court, by the company’s directors, shareholders or secured creditors. Often the role as Administrators is to achieve a better realisation of the assets of the business than would be the case if the company was put into liquidation. This may be by the sale of the business as a going concern, or an orderly sale of the assets. We are highly experienced and enjoy a reputation for professionalism and efficiency.
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- All aspects of liquidations, administrations and company voluntary arrangements
- The effect of fixed and floating charges
- Directors/Employees rights to redundancy, notice pay, etc.
- Directors' responsibilities and guarantees
- Dealing with Bailiffs/High Court Enforcement Officers
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- Bankruptcy Orders
- Individual Voluntary Arrangements
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