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Misfeasance – what it means for directors

Directors can face misfeasance claims by liquidators if a company goes bust. These are personal claims which can be significant. Read about what they mean and how we can help defend them.

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Case studies

Commercial litigation

Defending a director against a £250,000+ liquidator claim for alleged debts to a director’s loan account

Our client had received a letter before action from a liquidator claiming in excess of £250,000 allegedly due and owing under a director's...

Commercial litigation

Persuading a liquidator to withdraw its claims against a director accused of misfeasance and breaching his fiduciary duties

Our client, the former director of property development company that had gone into liquidation, needed assistance following a liquidator’s claim for the repayment of...

Commercial litigation

Successfully defending three directors against director disqualification proceedings and stopping a claim from the liquidator

We were instructed by three directors of a company which had been placed into liquidation, The directors faced Disqualification proceedings in respect of certain pre-insolvency...

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