In a functioning market economy, companies will inevitably encounter payment difficulties from time to time. This may result from customers who cannot or will not pay their invoices, or from temporary cash flow challenges affecting the company's earning capacity. Many such problems can be resolved through voluntary arrangements, including payment concessions or instalment plans. However, when difficulties become serious, specialist insolvency advice is essential.

Our experienced team guides clients through all aspects of payment-related challenges. The primary options are typically corporate restructuring or bankruptcy. Successful corporate restructuring can result in a court-approved restructuring plan incorporating debt settlement, enabling fundamentally sound companies facing temporary liquidity problems to continue trading.

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