Covid-19 is causing havoc to the UK economy and is widely expected to cause a sharp contraction in GDP and an increase in company failures. But in terms of the

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act received Royal Assent on 25 June heralding a further shift towards the US Chapter 11 company rescue approach to corporate insolvency. The Government line

An affluent community is raising £100,000 to buy a patch of bulldozed farmland amid fears it will become a massive traveller site in the shadow of Windsor Castle and Eton

A business which provides servicing and vehicle hire has collapsed into liquidation placing the blame entirely on the coronavirus outbreak. SWM Motors in Brandon called in McTear Williams & Wood

A winding up petition represents a very serious threat against your company meaning it could be closed down quickly if a winding up order is granted by the courts, but

Creditors of a building company which went into liquidation owing nearly half a million pounds have been told they are unlikely to be repaid. Suffolk Construction, whose director was Simon

A former independent school in Norfolk is set to become a police training facility after Savills sold the property for £3.35m. Norfolk Constabulary has purchased Hethersett Old Hall School, near

Businesses owed millions of pounds by a building firm could get a small fraction of their money back but investigations into it are still underway. Chalcroft Ltd and its two

Customers owed more than £93,000 from a bust holiday firm face a struggle to get their money back after it was revealed the business has no remaining assets. King’s Lynn-based

The bosses of several small businesses have told how they have lost tens of thousands of pounds after a Norfolk van firm went bust. One builder has lost £26,000 after