Insolvency And Corporate Recovery

Tollers team prides itself on offering exceptional service and exceptional legal advice to our clients when they are faced with all manner of insolvency related problems.

We are able to advise on all aspects of insolvency.  Whether its advising an Insolvency Practitioner on a disposal of a business out of administration or advising a corporate client on the purchase of a business out of insolvency, we will point out the risks to our clients and find solutions to them enabling the business to survive outside of insolvency.  We also assist our clients in contentious insolvency litigation seeking to recover funds for Insolvency Practitioners and creditors through our understanding and use of the Insolvency legislation.

Changing economic conditions, failures in management or sometimes simply unforeseen events can push businesses to the brink of collapse and insolvency. Personal financial pressures equally can give rise to insolvency for individuals.  This is where it is more important than ever to rely on expert advice.

Talk to Tollers

We have insolvency and corporate recovery solicitors in Kempston, Stevenage, Corby, Milton Keynes, Oakham and Northampton, and  are leaders in experience and knowledge. We recognise at Tollers that when faced with insolvency, our clients will demand urgent advice that is both commercial and practical geared to provide solutions to any particular insolvency problem. Tollers knowledgeable team will provide you with legal advice that is realistic and pragmatic in a manner that will also take account of the sensitivities of your situation. Get in touch with our specialist insolvency solicitors today for expert advice and guidance.

Areas we advise on:

• Administrations, liquidations and receiverships
• Disposals & acquisitions from Administration
• Corporate restructuring
• Validity of security and enforcement options
• Asset and debt recovery
• Company and individual voluntary arrangements
• Claims against Directors, disqualification and Directors Duties
• Undervalue transactions and preference claims
• Bankruptcy
• Property interests for trustees in bankruptcy