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Our Insolvency and Corporate Recovery team works with a range of stakeholders on all aspects of insolvency and corporate recovery to find practical solutions to challenging financial and business scenarios.
We are a highly active practice, advising all the leading insolvency practitioners, major accountancy firms, banks and NAMA on a regular basis including advising companies, creditors, shareholders and company directors. Our extensive expertise in national and cross-border insolvency matters includes examinerships, receiverships, liquidations (voluntary and involuntary) and bankruptcies.
We offer a team of specialists selected to meet the needs of each situation. Experienced solicitors from our Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Banking and Financial Services, Real Estate, Employment and Taxation practices regularly work alongside our Insolvency and Corporate Recovery experts for particular appointments as required.
Our services include advising company directors on matters such as reckless trading, fraudulent trading, misfeasance and restriction or disqualification. We also act for shareholders in exercising their legal rights against companies or directors who have engaged in wrongful conduct or minority oppression.
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Dillon Eustace acts for insolvency practitioners on examinership, receivership and liquidation mandates. The firm also handles enforcement proceedings and bankruptcy-related litigation on behalf of banks and financial services clients. The team advises on domestic and cross-border insolvency matters.
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Dillon Eustace advised Declan Taite as liquidator on the liquidation of Novelty ICAV, as well as on his appointment as the liquidator of a number of subsidiaries of the ICAV.
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They have a lot of expertise.
They have a lot of expertise.
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Jamie Ensor is very engaging and absolutely willing to listen to both sides of a strategic argument and come up with a really good commercial call concerning what might be the best route forward.