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Protecting the family - why shareholder agreements are vital in family businesses

05
Dec

Providing more than nine million jobs throughout the UK and accounting for a quarter of GDP, family businesses underpin Britain's economy.  A well run family business can be one of the most productive and effective business structures; with the owners and managers receiving unequivocal...

Business sales and purchases - what about the employees?

By Victoria Mitchell @ Nov 30, 2012 in Employment Law
30
Nov

Whether there is a need to streamline the workforce prior to the sale of a business, or matters relating to TUPE regulations (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006, there are usually employment issues arising from the sale of a business. Changes to staff...

Survival of the fittest – increase in corporate insolvencies announced

By Ian Liddle @ May 11, 2012 in Corporate Insolvency
11
May

R3, the Association of Business Recovery Professionals, has recently announced that they have seen an increase in corporate insolvencies and liquidations of 0.2% on the previous quarter and 4.3% on the same period last year. Lee Manning, the president of R3, commented "this may seem like bad news...

Female board representation improves

By Debbie King @ Apr 11, 2012 in Corporate Law
11
Apr

Just over a year has passed since Lord Davies published his report which included a series of recommendations aimed at increasing the number of female directors in UK public companies. A recent study undertaken by Cranfield University indicates that since Lord Davies' report was published in...

Pre-pack reform on hold

By Ian Liddle @ Jan 27, 2012 in Corporate Insolvency
27
Jan

Reforms to pre-packaged sales in insolvency (often referred to as pre-packs) have been put on hold, it was announced yesterday. In a written ministerial statement, delivered on 26th January , Ed Davey, the minister for the department for business innovation and skills, announced that planned...

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