Administration or liquidation? CVA or restructuring plan?
How do you recover value through antecedent claims?
In this in-depth insolvency webinar, the specialist restructuring team at Myerson Solicitors explore the legal tests, strategic considerations and recent case law shaping corporate insolvency and restructuring in England and Wales.
Covering administration, liquidation, company voluntary arrangements (CVAs), Part 26A restructuring plans, cross-class cram-down, HMRC challenges, and antecedent transaction claims, this session provides practical guidance for directors, lenders, creditors, and insolvency practitioners navigating financial distress.
Whether you are advising on statutory purpose tests under the Insolvency Act 1986, analysing better-than-liquidation comparisons, or preparing to challenge a restructuring plan, this webinar delivers clear, commercially focused insight grounded in current authority.
Administration vs Liquidation - Restructuring Tools & Antecedent Claims
Who Should Watch?
- Company directors facing financial distress
- Lenders and secured creditors
- Landlords and commercial counterparties
- Insolvency practitioners
- Accountants and restructuring advisers
- Legal professionals specialising in corporate recovery
Key Topics Covered
- Administration vs liquidation
- Pre-pack regulations and SIP 16 compliance
- Trading administration risks
- CVA challenges and unfair prejudice
- Part 26A restructuring plans
- Cross-class cram down and HMRC Retail and hospitality restructurings
- Transactions at an undervalue
- Preferences and connected party claims
- Section 423 claims (transactions defrauding creditors)
- Recovery strategy and defence tactics
Contact Our Insolvency Lawyers
It is important that your seek timely professional advice if your company is in financial distress. Our insolvency solicitors can provide professional legal advice to support your business.
01619414000
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Jack has specialist expertise in corporate and personal insolvency, contentious and non-contentious matters for insolvency practitioners, directors, and individuals.
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