I am seeking urgent legal representation regarding a corporate insolvency matter. I have recently been served with notice of a High Court hearing scheduled for early January in Manchester. The liquidator is pursuing claims against me as a former director, specifically alleging:
- Transactions at an undervalue
- Misfeasance under the insolvency Act
I have already provided the liquidator with all requested documentation, and have acted in good faith throughout. However, the timing of the hearing — just after the Christmas period — and the nature of the allegations have left me extremely concerned, particularly as I’ve been unable to find a solicitor with the right expertise in this area.
I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to speak with someone experienced in defending directors against such claims. Time is of the essence, and I’m hoping to obtain advice on both my position and next steps as soon as possible.
Please let me know if this is something your firm can assist with, or if you can recommend a colleague who handles this type of defence work.
One Response
Your situation is serious, and the emotional weight you're feeling is absolutely understandable – especially with a court date looming just after the holidays. Here's a methodical way forward that balances practical steps with a sense of calm strategy.