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Anti-suit injunctions are a form of interim injunction used to restrain a party from either commencing or continuing proceedings in a foreign court.
Carey Olsen
Restructuring & Insolvency Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Jersey, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
Collas Crill
In this article we explore the UK Supreme Court's ("the Supreme Court") decision in BTI v Sequana and what this means for directors in Jersey - particularly when dealing with a company...
Carey Olsen
In the first judgment of its kind in Jersey, Advocate Marcus Pallot successfully obtained a winding up order in a contested creditors' winding up.
Collas Crill
In the last of a three-part series on Jersey and Guernsey law in the New Law Journal, Senior Associate Karen Stachura provides an overview of restructuring procedures available in the Channel Islands...
Walkers
In September 2020, only months into what we now know was to become a two-year Global Pandemic, we looked at what Covid-19 might mean for businesses and their creditors.
Carey Olsen
Legislation that came into force on 1 March 2022 marked the beginning of a new era in Jersey's insolvency regimes and will strengthen its reputation as a jurisdiction at the forefront...
Collas Crill
The two key pieces of legislation governing insolvency in Jersey are the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991 and the Bankruptcy (Désastre) (Jersey) Law 1990 (BDJL).
Walkers
The right of a creditor who is owed a liquidated debt that is not subject to a bona fide and substantial dispute to have the debtor company wound up if that debt is not paid in accordance with its terms is fundamental to the proper functioning of any modern financial system.
Ogier
After a lengthy consultation period, Jersey's legislature recently passed the Companies (Amendment No.8) (Jersey) Regulations 2022 (Amendment No.8) amending the Companies...
Appleby
The adoption of the Companies (Amendment No. 8) (Jersey) Regulations 2022 (Regulations) [last week] brings welcome changes to Jersey's insolvency toolkit.
Carey Olsen
This Spring will see the introduction of a number of landmark developments in Jersey's statutory insolvency regimes, which will further solidify Jersey's...
Ogier
he UK government attempted to ease the financial strain of the COVID-19 pandemic with, among other things, rent "holidays" for tenants and the opportunities for loans for certain businesses.
Walkers
There is a growing trend of families looking at ways to restructure their wealth, or divide interests between branches of the family.
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Collas Crill
In this article, we provide a general overview of the insolvency and restructuring sectors in Jersey and Guernsey, followed by a practical update addressing the recent significant insolvency...
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Ogier
Reports last week of the significant increase in corporate insolvencies and voluntary liquidations in England and Wales for Q2 demonstrate the combined impact of government COVID-19 support being withdrawn, soaring energy and fuel costs, ...
Collas Crill
As a leading international finance centre, Jersey has sophisticated and robust measures to prevent, identify and remedy fraud. The Jersey Court has consistently and repeatedly sent a clear message...
Ogier
With a sharp global increase in energy costs, localised inflation at record highs and interest rates trying to offer some counterbalance to the soaring costs of living driven by the...
Ogier
The current geo-political climate is contributing to the rapid rise to inflation rates in many countries around the world.
Collas Crill
Welcome to Collas Crill's insolvency year in review of 2021, where we reflect on insolvency developments from last year, both within our firm and across the industry in the jurisdictions in which we operate.
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