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Your Debtor Book Is a Board Issue: Directors’ Duties and the Cost of Letting Debts Drift
Unpaid invoices are working capital the board does not control. How directors’ duties apply to credit control, what recent cases tell boards, and four practical steps to stop debts drifting.
Breach of Directors’ Duties in 2026: Who Pays When It Goes Wrong
Breach of directors’ duties in 2026: first ID verification convictions, disqualifications up and liquidators winning old claims. Our view and 5 tips.
Corporate Insolvency Strategies for Directors
In the wake of alarming forecasts predicting a surge in corporate insolvencies, businesses face a critical need to strategise and fortify their finance. According to recent 2024 projections from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), corporate insolvency cases may rise to approximately 33,000 new cases, signalling a potential…
Construction Debt Recovery: Getting Unpaid Invoices Paid
DEBT RECOVERY FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS The construction industry is a hugely important sector within the UK economy, contributing significantly to infrastructural development in the UK. Statista 2024 expects the construction sector to increase in growth to a revenue of £476.6 billion by 2027 with building construction…
Foreign Judgments and Winding Up Petitions: The Drelle Case
Enforcing judgments across international borders has always been a complex affair. For persons seeking to enforce foreign judgment in the United Kingdom, there has been an increase in this complexity particularly since BREXIT and the UK leaving the European Union, leading to a greater degree of difficulty for those seeking…
UK Sponsor Licence Guide for Employers
As the global marketplace continues to evolve, companies are constantly seeking new avenues for growth and expansion. For many businesses, tapping into international talent pools is not just an option but a necessity to thrive in today’s interconnected world. One of the key steps in accessing this talent is obtaining…

