Wrongful or insolvent trading: Can company directors be personally liable?

Wrongful or insolvent trading: Can directors be personally liable? Wrongful trading occurs when company directors continue to trade past the point when they knew or should have known that there was no reasonable prospect of avoiding insolvent liquidation and in addition they did not attempt to minimise potential loss to the company’s creditors at

Wrongful or insolvent trading: Can company directors be personally liable?2021-07-07T14:35:27+01:00

The FCA and business insurance: Are Covid-19 interruptions covered?

The FCA and business insurance: Are Covid-19 interruptions covered? Following disputes and disagreement over whether business insurance companies were required to pay out on business interruption policies following the Covid-19 outbreak, the Supreme Court has made a ruling which will help many businesses make successful insurance claims. On 15 January 2021, the Supreme Court

The FCA and business insurance: Are Covid-19 interruptions covered?2021-07-07T14:36:24+01:00
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