Category: Insights

A minority shareholder does not have control over the company’s decisions. However, this does not mean that the majority can..

A distribution or franchise agreement can take years to build into a profitable business. The distributor may invest in premises,..

When a company enters insolvency, promoters often assume that the biggest consequence is losing control of the business. Under the..

A business deal can go wrong for many reasons. A buyer may fail to pay, a supplier may miss delivery,..

Commercial contracts often try to solve disputes in stages. The usual structure is simple: the parties first negotiate, then perhaps..

A company that has stopped doing business does not automatically stop carrying legal and financial responsibilities. Even a dormant or..

A WhatsApp conversation, CCTV recording, email, call recording or location history can become key evidence in a criminal case. But..

A resolution plan is the point at which a corporate insolvency process moves from financial distress to deciding what happens..

A company is a separate legal person. Its directors, managers and executives are not automatically criminally liable for everything the..