Corporate Insolvency requires the input of a legal expert.
At Peter Boyle & Co. Solicitors, we assist and advise directors and shareholders of a company to navigate in this challenging time. We also act on behalf of creditors and other stakeholders across a range of scenarios, including voluntary and involuntary liquidations.
If you would like to discuss any corporate insolvency issues, please call us on 01 771 80 12 or organise a private meeting.
We work with insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in liquidations, winding ups, examinership, and receiverships.
Every corporate insolvency situation is different. We understand this, which is why we provide bespoke legal advice tailored to your personal and company circumstances.
Each party has various rights, duties, and obligations to meet. We will explain this process in detail, ensuring you do not fall foul of the rules. We will then guide you through the insolvency, working to protect your interests.
When it comes to corporate insolvency and liquidation, your requirements and obligations will depend on your role, the duties of that role according to the Companies Acts, and the financial position of the company. We will recommend the appropriate course of action for you and your company.
We advise on all issues relating to corporate insolvency and liquidation, including:
We provide advice, direction, and representation for both non-contentious and contentious insolvency. Where litigation does arise, we act for various parties in court applications, legal actions, and court orders.
Our corporate insolvency legal team can assist you with the following legal actions:
Our legal experience in corporate insolvency and liquidation proceedings ensures we deliver the best results for all concerned. We have assisted many large and small companies successfully and would be happy to discuss your challenges in this area.
Where appropriate, we can work with our extensive network of corporate insolvency professionals, such as liquidators, examiners, receivers, estate agents, asset managers, accountants, tax advisors, and barristers. Together, as your legal team, we will achieve a positive outcome for you.
This is the first ever successful application by a creditor to appoint a High Court Inspector to an Irish company under section 747 of the Companies Act and we are delighted and proud to have been involved in the development of the law in this area.
If you feel you have a case or require our legal services and would like to proceed, the next step is to organise a legal consultation. If you are unsure and would like us to assess your possible case, then please complete our assessment form and include supporting documentation.