Administrations
Placing a company into Administration provides a period of protection from its Creditors.
Company Voluntary Arrangements
A CVA is a legally binding contractual arrangement between a Company and its Creditors.
Following the introduction of the Enterprise Act 2002, it has been possible to adopt a more fluid and less formal approach to certain types of insolvency scenarios. This new legislation is designed so that company’s exhibiting certain criteria can be rescued in a more straight forward manner than had previously been available.
At Libertas, we have embraced this new legislation, together with the philosophy behind it, and our strategies tend to reflect and reward entrepreneurial spirit and endeavour where appropriate.
Any rescue or recovery of a Company requires a detailed thought process, with well-defined objectives and thorough planning. Taking advantage of the free initial consultation offered by Libertas can provide the perfect opportunity to start this planning process, and our team of experienced professionals can assist in identifying the best strategies, and guide you through the process in an efficient and expedient manner.
For more information regarding corporate recovery please follow the links below.
Placing a company into Administration provides a period of protection from its Creditors.
A CVA is a legally binding contractual arrangement between a Company and its Creditors.