Construction companies that couldn’t survive in 2025
The UK construction sector entered 2025 already weathered by inflation, interest rate pressure and persistent supply chain turbulence. Forecasts for the wider economy suggested only
Are Crypto Assets Property in Insolvency? Understanding the 420% Surge in Cases
The rapid rise of cryptocurrency and digital assets has changed the financial landscape, and now it is reshaping insolvency and bankruptcy too. Over the past
The Role and Regulation of Insolvency Practitioners
If you’re considering closing your company or dealing with business debt, chances are you’ve come across the term “insolvency practitioner” or IP for short. But
What Happens to Contracts & Lease Obligations After Liquidation?
When a company goes into liquidation, directors are often left wondering what happens to the contracts and lease obligations they’ve signed while trading. Whether it’s
What Led Premier Group Recruitment to Enter Administration with £2.9m Debt?
When a business as well-established as Premier Group Recruitment enters administration, it raises plenty of eyebrows. Known for supplying tech, engineering and creative staff across
The Impact of Liquidation at Prax Lindsey on Local Communities and Workers
When news broke about the liquidation of operations at Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery, it sent shockwaves through Lincolnshire and beyond. For decades, the refinery had
Construction and Hospitality Insolvency in 2025
The UK economy in 2025 has been testing businesses across almost every sector, but two industries stand out as bearing the heaviest weight: construction and
How to Avoid Partnering with Risky Businesses in the UK
Doing business always involves some degree of trust. Whether you are supplying goods on credit, entering a joint venture, or outsourcing a service, you rely
The Compulsory Liquidation of Speciality Steel UK
The UK’s insolvency landscape in 2025 has been dominated by one of the most significant corporate collapses in recent memory: the compulsory liquidation of Speciality
Trading While Insolvent: Legal Risks UK Directors Must Understand
Running a business is never easy. Markets change, costs rise, and sometimes cash simply runs out faster than it comes in. For many company directors,
