Advice to Creditors
Our team is led by Helen Tudball who is recognised in the Legal 500 for 2005 as a specialist in Insolvency and Corporate Recovery.
When a business becomes insolvent and payment has not been made for goods that you have supplied to customers, you should have a “Retention of Title Clause” (“ROT Clause”). This should be written into your terms and conditions of trading, which entitles you to take your goods back because they have not been paid for.
Our business recovery team offers a full service in this regard; from drafting appropriate ROT clauses to reviewing your general terms and conditions in order that you are protected.
We can also pursue recovery of your goods, including; obtaining injunctions and/or declarations from the court, where necessary, to preserve such rights.
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