Jeremy Boyle

Head of Insolvency | Summit Law Jeremy qualified as a solicitor in 1993 and is the firm’s founding partner. He specialises in commercial litigation, dispute resolution, fraud and insolvency law for clients in the UK, Gibraltar, Portugal, Spain, and South America. Jeremy is the supervisor of our Insolvency team.

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Injunctions: The Ultimate Injunction Order Legal Guide

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Injunctions play a critical role in protecting rights, assets, and reputations – often in urgent and high-stakes situations. Where swift legal action is required to secure your position in a legal dispute, understanding how injunctions work is essential. Whether seeking an injunction order or defending against one, this legal guide provides knowledge and practical insights […]

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Insolvency Act 1986 – Everything you need to know

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What is the Insolvency Act 1986? Insolvency happens when an individual or business runs out of money and can no longer meet its financial obligations. The legal framework for dealing with personal and corporate insolvency is primarily governed by the Insolvency Act 1986. The Insolvency Act 1986 covers: The process by which individuals or companies

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Company Insolvency: The Ultimate Corporate Insolvency Legal Guide

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According to insolvency experts, more than 47,000 UK companies are on the brink of collapse. High interest rates, inflation, increasing costs, and weak consumer confidence have all contributed to a difficult economic climate that many businesses are finding challenging to overcome.  If you are facing the threat of company insolvency, early action may help you

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If you've been contacted by the Insolvency Service and worried about the HMRC bounce back loan investigation, you need to seek immediate advice. Bounce back loan fraud is a very serious offence, which the authorities are looking to clamp down on.

HMRC Bounce Back Loan Investigation

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Introduced by the government in April 2020, the Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) provided rapid access to finance for small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Through the scheme, SMEs could borrow between £2,000 and 25% of their turnover, up to a maximum of £50,000. While businesses took advantage of the BBLS, it wasn’t without

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Company Director Disqualification – Everything You Need To Know

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Director disqualification – Introduction If you have received a Section 16 letter, or you’re worried about director disqualification, what you do in the next few days can make a real difference to your career and your reputation. Being disqualified can damage your reputation, affect your livelihood, and prevent you from holding positions of responsibility for

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