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Restructuring and Employment aspects of Insolvency

By Rebecca Thornley-Gibson Adam Williams Michael Lynch

18/03/2024

In our latest Employment Law podcast, our experts look at what an restructuring and insolvency event is and discuss the key issues to consider when a company falls into administration. What support is there for businesses and employees who find themselves in such situations and why is it important to take expert legal advice early in the process?

Hosted by Employment & Immigration Law Partner, Adam Williams, with Employment Partner, Rebecca Thornley-Gibson and Insolvency Partner, Michael Lynch also joining the discussion.

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Rebecca Thornley-Gibson

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Specialist in contract and policy frameworks, employee relations, employment tribunal litigation and senior executive terms and exits.
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Adam Williams

Partner

Specialises in guiding corporate clients through UK business immigration and labour law aspects of operating in the UK and moving people across borders.
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Michael Lynch

Partner

Advising lenders, corporates, office-holders and individuals on Restructuring, Insolvency, and complex cases.

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