115 Gazette Buildings -168 Corporation Street Birmingham B4 6TF
Business Recovery and Rescue Services
Our aim is to bring strategic business rescue to men and women just like you all over the country. If your business is having cash-flow problems, approaching insolvency, or you could use some immediate advice on how to handle debt or business restructuring in the best possible way, give us a call to find out how we can help.
What is Business Rescue?
Business Rescue is a term covering the range of legal mechanisms and approaches that can facilitate the turnaround of a financially beleaguered business. Rescue procedures allow companies the chance for restructuring, to negotiate repayment plans with creditors and, in some cases, protection from legal threats while the company finds its feet. Corporate rescue mechanisms, such as the CVA and administration, have wide-ranging implications on the company, its directors, shareholders, employees and business creditors.
Benefits of Undertaking Corporate Recovery With Us:
We will listen to you and work within the parameters that you set out. Your best interests and personal protection are our main priority at all times. We aim to reduce those unpleasant surprises that can sometimes occur due to a lack of knowledge surrounding insolvency situations. There are no upfront costs with us… You don’t pay us a penny until we are both happy and we know what needs to be done to get your business recovery plan started. If required, we have our approved insolvency practitioners in the UK. We have a wealth of experience in advising UK businesses. Avoid forced liquidation by early discussions & detailed business forecast planning. We aim to reduce the stress that business problems can bring, allowing you to get on with what you do best.
What is Commercial Mediation ?
Mediation is a method of dispute resolution whereby a neutral third party Mediator assists the parties to work towards a negotiated settlement of their dispute. The overriding purpose is to reach an early lasting settlement, avoiding the time, cost and general disruption that tends to be caused in conventional court proceedings. The Mediator is exclusively responsible for setting the process, which is designed to encourage the parties to examine a wider range of issues beyond pure legal arguments, to prioritise between the issues and to create solutions that are workable. Frequently impasse has caused a dispute to escalate and the intervention of the Mediator can help to change the dynamics and overcome deadlock for instance through discussion and brainstorming of options. The Mediation process tends to be more flexible than traditional court proceedings because the parties have greater control over their destiny. At present the process is voluntary and confidentiality is maintained throughout, which means that the dissemination of any commercially sensitive material (including the terms of settlement itself) can be controlled. The role of the Mediator is not to make any determination of conflicting evidence or of legal principles, but is purely facilitative to put in place a structure to help the parties work towards a settlement.
Morris Bromley is a trading style of Morris & Bromley Ltd.
A Company registered in England & Wales. Reg no.10838397
115 Gazette Buildings 168 Corporation Street Birmingham B4 6TF.
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