The legal landscape for directors of financially distressed companies has shifted significantly in recent years. The Supreme Court’s ruling in BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA [2022] UKSC 25 reshaped how and when directors must consider creditor interests, confirming that a failure to do so can expose directors to personal liability. Here, we summarise the key case law and outline the practical steps directors should take to protect themselves and their companies.
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Thinking about a share buy-back? Whether you are planning for a shareholder’s retirement, tidying up your shareholder base, or managing the exit of a leaver, a share buy-back can be a clean and effective solution, provided it is structured correctly.
Neves Solicitors has expanded the Commercial Law team with the appointment of Mohamed Abdulla. Mohamed is a solicitor who has experience in a range of corporate matters, including business sales and purchases, company and commercial work and general company law.
In a push to address the misuse of UK companies and corporate structures, from November, Companies House has introduced new legal requirements for individuals involved in companies to verify their identity.
Some essential tips for entrepreneurs as they prepare to launch or expand their own business from Eleanor Parkinson, Commercial Law Solicitor at Neves Solicitors.
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