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.

Corporate Restructuring: A Comprehensive Legal Guide

Change is often necessary for survival and growth, whether due to economic shifts, evolving market demands, technological disruption or financial distress. One of the most strategic ways a company can adapt is through corporate restructuring. In this guide, we explore the ins and outs of corporate restructuring – what it is, when it might be […]

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Pre-pack Administration Process: Everything You Need To Know

Pre-pack administration can provide a lifeline for struggling businesses. However, it is a complex insolvency process governed by strict legal requirements. In this practical guide, we have outlined everything you need to know about pre-pack administration, from what it is, to how it works, director responsibilities, and so much more. What is a pre-pack administration?

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Contract Disputes: Your Contract Dispute Resolution Guide

Contracts keep businesses and personal agreements running smoothly, setting clear expectations and legal protections for everyone involved. But when things don’t go as planned – leading to a contract dispute – what happens next? In this guide, we break down the most common causes of contract disputes, how to prevent them, and the best ways

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Freezing Orders: The Ultimate Freezing Injunctions Guide

Imagine being involved in a commercial dispute, only to discover the other party is rapidly moving assets out of reach – emptying accounts, transferring property, or hiding wealth overseas. In such high-stakes situations, acting quickly is essential. Freezing orders can prevent assets from being sold, transferred, or concealed. This guide breaks down everything you need

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Injunctions: The Ultimate Injunction Order Legal Guide

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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Preferential Payments: A Legal Guide For UK Directors

If you or your company are facing serious financial difficulties and can’t pay your debts (or your debts are greater than the value of your assets), you must comply with UK insolvency law. One key responsibility during such times is to treat all creditors fairly – no preferential payments to friends, family, or favoured suppliers.

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Without Prejudice Save As To Costs: What Does It Actually Mean?

In legal proceedings, settlement negotiations often involve “without prejudice” communications. This protection ensures any discussions or offers made cannot be used as evidence in court, should the matter proceed to trial. However, a crucial variation of this rule, “without prejudice save as to costs”, can have significant implications on the outcome of litigation, particularly when

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Without Prejudice: How It Works, Common Mistakes & When To Use it.

Without prejudice is frequently used in legal and professional negotiations. Simply put, it is an official term that shields communications from being used as evidence in court proceedings. Its purpose is to encourage open and honest discussions between parties, without fear that what is said or written will be used against them later. In this

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