COVID-19: Permanent and temporary changes to Corporate Insolvency and Governance laws in the UK – JD Supra

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the Act) came into force on 26 June 2020, providing the UK (but with separate provisions for Northern Ireland)with temporary and permanent changes to insolvency law aimed at helping businesses manage the economic implications of COVID-19. Permanent measures Company moratorium a breathing space against creditor action, initially for…

Napthens: Blackburn law firm appoints business recovery specialist amid ongoing expansion – Lancashire Telegraph

ONE of East Lancashires leading insolvency law firms has appointed a new specialist to its business recovery team as part of a planned expansion. Matthew Martin will be joining Blackburn firm Napthens after completing his training contract in Cheshire and developing specialist skills and knowledge in insolvency law. Mr Martin, a University of Sheffield graduate,…

We’re facing an insolvency tsunami. With luck, these changes will avert the worst of it – unsw.edu.au

Ahead of the budget, the government has announced new rules that will allow small businesses at risk of collapse to continue to work out their problems instead of appointing an administrator. They are needed because of an avalanche of insolvencies awaiting the end of an effective moratorium on bankruptcies (a so-called regulatory shield) that expires…