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On this page, you will find testimonials from some of our clients for the work we have done for them in our key areas of specialism: Director Disqualification, Insolvency and Restructuring, Insolvency Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Regulatory Disputes, and Construction Disputes.
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The Insolvency Service says the director failed to act with reasonable care, skill and diligence as the primary reason for his director disqualification
A director faced the prospect of disqualification over allegations of a £500,000 tax liability Our client faced the prospect of Director Disqualification under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986, following a serious allegation by the Insolvency Service linked to approximately £500,000 of unpaid tax liabilities owed to HMRC by a company of which he had
How we defeated Insolvency Service proceedings and secured costs for a Director accused of Bounce Back Loan (BBL) misconduct Led by one of our partners, Sukhbir Mall, we successfully acted for a company director facing Bounce Back Loan (BBL) director disqualification proceedings brought by the Insolvency Service (IS) in relation to an alleged improper application
NDP were contacted by a company Director who had received a Section 16 letter from the Insolvency Service in which they alleged that the Director’s conduct – which made him unfit to be a Director of a company – was that he had obtained a second BBL for and to which the company was not