About This Webinar
Wednesday 19 January, 09:30 - 10:15 BST
While the COVID-19 pandemic challenged businesses across the UK, the construction industry bounced back at a much faster pace than expected. However, labour shortages and the price of construction materials continuing to soar amid a scarcity of supplies means this trend is beginning to reverse.
As government support winds down – with the end of furlough and a release of the current restrictions on creditor action – we’re likely to see a rise in insolvencies in the construction sector.
We’re delivering a five-part series of webinars designed specifically for the industry looking at the preventative measures to minimise the risk of insolvency and to understand the process should your business find itself in a vulnerable situation.
In the fourth part of this series, we look at:
-
How to get matters in order
-
Potential rights under contracts (including termination for insolvency)
-
Engagement of key stakeholders (or not) and their rights
-
Practical steps; the insolvency processes
Our Speakers
Our Thoughts
All the latest thoughts and insights from our team
29 Jun
Real Estate & Planning
Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd v Simply Construct (UK) Llp
The recent decision made by the Court of Appeal in Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) […]
29 Jun
Real Estate & Planning
Don’t waste money on space you don’t use! Re-gear
With many companies now operating a hybrid working model following the work from home […]
SHMA® On Demand
All the latest on-demand content
6 Jul
Peter Snodgrass, Partner & Head of Agriculture
Agriculture: diversifying or leasing your land to create habitat banks
We know that biodiversity net gains provide a significant opportunity for landowners to diversify […]
20 Jul
Esther Maxwell, Legal Director | Emma Glazzard, Solicitor
Teachers’ Pension Scheme – strategic issues independent schools need to think about
Webinar Teachers’ Pension Scheme – strategic issues independent schools need to think about In […]
How can we help?
Our expert lawyers are ready to help you with a wide range of legal services, use the search below or call us on: 0330 024 0333