Apr 24, 2017
A client was recommended to NDP through an Insolvency Practitioner after a previous solicitor didn't believe his case was winnable. It was successful in having his case dropped by the Secretary of State and was able to get his legal costs paid.
Birmingham, United Kingdom - April 24, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Birmingham, England – April 2017 – A company director threatened with a six-year disqualification recommends Neil Davies & Partners Solicitors (NDP) after successful case.
A client was recommended to NDP through an Insolvency Practitioner after a previous solicitor didn’t believe his case was winnable. It was successful in having his case dropped by the Secretary of State and was able to get his legal costs paid.
The client has now provided a positive testimonial for the legal firm and would recommend it to others facing similar situations.
The case against him stated that he entered into funding arrangements knowingly which resulted in the company going into insolvency and eventually being wound up. The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills brought the case, which could have resulted in a six-year disqualification order.
Once NDP was instructed by the client, it began to develop a defence case and strategies and was confident that it could use its expertise and skills to secure a positive result. The solicitors broke down the evidence against him and rebutted the claims of the Secretary of State, which in the end resulted in the case being dropped and the client’s legal costs were paid.
This was a much better outcome than the client had initially hoped for, and he believed that he would need to offer a director disqualification undertaking, voluntarily, in order to secure a reduced period.
Directors who are threatened with disqualification can benefit from the experience of NDP, which provides an upfront and honest approach to all its cases. Its recent client sees this as the reason why he won his case, and he can now concentrate on his business and family once again.
About Neil Davies & Partners
NDP is a law firm specialising in director disqualification, restructuring, insolvency and insolvency litigation, as well as construction disputes, commercial litigation and regulatory disputes. The Birmingham-based company was founded in 2007, and the experienced team work for clients across the UK and on an international basis. It was named 2016 Small Law Firm of the year at the Birmingham Law Society Awards and has been shortlisted for the 2017 title.
Contact:
For further information, please contact: NDP on 0121 200 7040 or [email protected].
Contact Info:
Name: Craig Holden
Organization: Neil Davies & Partners Solicitors
Address: 36B Water Street, Birmingham, West Midlands B3 1HP, United Kingdom
For more information, please visit http://www.ndandp.co.uk/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 187578
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