Henry Harris

Solicitor

Restructuring and Insolvency

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Henry is a solicitor specialising in advising officeholders, lenders, corporates, and individuals on a range of insolvency and restructuring related issues.

Henry has experience in both non-contentious and contentious insolvency, acting for officeholders, lenders, directors, and creditors on a range of issues.

He is motivated by finding commercial solutions for financially distressed companies and individuals.

Prior to joining DMH Stallard, he was a paralegal at an international firm and trained at a boutique firm in Central London.

Henry works primarily in our London office but also collaborates closely with colleagues in our other locations.

Work highlights

OBTAINING A RECOGNITION ORDER IN BANKRUCPTY PROCEEDINGS

Worked within a small team to successfully obtain a Recognition Order which flowed from a high-profile Singaporean Bankruptcy.


ACTING FOR OFFICEHOLDERS ON SALE OF BUSINESS AND ASSETS

Acting for officeholders to facilitate the sale of the business and assets of a large recruitment company


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Recent articles

Insights

Administrators’ Remuneration: Neglecting the detail can be costly!

Applications by administrators for approval of their remuneration can often be a thorny issue. Poxon and another v Wejo Ltd (in administration) [2025] EWHC 135 (Ch) (“Wejo”) made clear that detail matters and provides guidance on the issue

16/04/2025

Resources

Dispute Resolution Highlights 2025-26

See details of how we approach dispute resolution work, alongside a selection of cases our litigation experts have undertaken for our clients across a range of disputes in FY2025-26.

22/06/2026

Insights

Defective advice, deficient security: professional negligence in the lending sector

In this article we highlight the areas from which professional negligence claims most frequently arise, and some key considerations for protecting your position.

02/06/2026

Insights

Aabar v Glencore: Latest development on legal advice privilege and intra-client communication

Legal advice privilege (“LAP”) was understood to protect only confidential communications passing directly between a lawyer and client for the dominant purpose of giving or receiving legal advice.

11/05/2026

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