When you accept a directorship, you take on a position of trust. When that trust is broken due to a breach of fiduciary duty, the fallout can be swift and serious, damaging reputations, careers, and businesses alike. In this guide, we explain what a breach of fiduciary duty looks like, the potential consequences, and […]
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When company directors breach their duties, it can be difficult for shareholders to take direct action. That’s where derivative claims come in – a complex but powerful remedy designed to hold directors to account when the company’s own management will not. In this guide, we explain how derivative claims work under UK company law, when
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When a company falls behind on its debts, few events are more serious than a winding-up petition. It signals that a creditor has lost confidence in being paid and is asking the court to close the company down. In this guide, we explain what a winding-up order is, how the process works, and what options
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When you know harm is likely but hasn’t yet occurred, a quia timet injunction can provide you with vital protection. These powerful court orders offer security and peace of mind for individuals and businesses alike. In this guide, we explain what quia timet injunctions are, when they can be used, and how to apply or
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When a competitor gains an unfair head start through unlawful means, the law can step in to level the playing field with a springboard injunction. As such, a springboard injunction protects your business from ongoing and future harm. In this guide, we explain what springboard injunctions are, how long they last, the application process
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If HMRC has contacted you, or you’re worried that an investigation into your company’s financial affairs may be on the horizon, the steps you take now will shape the outcome. Acting quickly and with the right advice can protect both your business and your reputation. For directors, the stakes are high. Your conduct may be
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If you’ve taken on the role of company director, you’ve accepted a position built on trust. Investors, shareholders, employees, and the wider public all expect you to put the company’s best interests before your own. Failing to uphold your fiduciary duties can have severe consequences, affecting your reputation, career, and financial position. In this guide,
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A statutory demand is a formal, legally prescribed notice demanding payment of a debt. With strict deadlines and a clear warning of insolvency action, statutory demands send a powerful message: pay now or face the consequences. For directors, knowing how to use a statutory demand can make the difference between a swift resolution and a
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When legal disputes escalate, sometimes stopping harmful conduct isn’t enough. You need the other party to take positive steps to put things right. That’s where a mandatory injunction comes in. In this guide, we explore mandatory injunctions, covering what they are, when courts grant them, their benefits, how to apply for one, and how
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When immediate legal action is needed to stop harm in its tracks, a prohibitory injunction can be your strongest line of defence, delivering swift, court-backed protection for individuals and businesses alike. In this guide, we delve into the essentials of protecting your business and reputation by understanding prohibitory injunctions, covering their legal basis, the
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