Category - Coronavirus and insolvency

Find out what our experts have to say about coronavirus (COVID-19) and insolvency.

COVID-19, cashflow and rent payments: the latest for commercial landlords and tenants

Posted, 29 October 2020 by Alasdair MacLure in Views
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Commercial property | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and commercial property | Coronavirus and insolvency | Insights

With no signs of the pandemic abating, it seems while commercial landlords have a few options at their disposal to deal with arrears, co-operation with tenants makes the most commercial sense.

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Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act — a word of caution for directors

Posted, 05 October 2020 by Tim Thomas in Views
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and insolvency | Insights

In the middle of what continues to be a fast-moving situation, we look at the latest changes to the act.

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Business survival and success post-pandemic

Posted, 21 September 2020 in News
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Commercial contracts | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and construction | Coronavirus and employment law | Coronavirus and litigation | Coronavirus and insolvency | Coronavirus and corporate | Coronavirus and us | Corporate | Debt recovery | Employment | Insights | Litigation

Find out more about how Ledingham Chalmers can help you strengthen and protect your business.

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Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill — breathing space for restructuring?

Posted, 08 June 2020 by Tim Thomas in Views
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and insolvency | Insights

The bill may well prove instrumental in reversing the fortunes of a considerable number of UK businesses.

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What next for restructuring and insolvency?

Posted, 20 April 2020 by Tim Thomas in Views
Categories: Bankruptcy and insolvency law | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and insolvency | Debt recovery | Insights

What might UK Government measures giving businesses that can't meet debts more leeway to continue trading actually mean? We take a look.

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