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No Prefs, No Problem: Getting Consent Right In Administration Extensions

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By Sarah Foster, Barry R. Davies, Laura Newbery
| Mondaq
Sarah Foster’s articles from Addleshaw Goddard are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring topic(s) in United Kingdom Addleshaw Goddard are most popular: within Environment, Insurance and Privacy topic(s) Addleshaw Goddard and Interpath have secured another significant result, with a High Court decision that will be welcomed by insolvency practitioners and advisors alike.
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Heavy Goods, Hazards And New Horizons: Challenges And Opportunities In UK Haulage

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By Barry R. Davies, Andy Bates
| Mondaq
Haulage and logistics firms face rising costs, staffing shortages and regulatory challenges, with many struggling to stay viable. Lenders are reassessing asset valuations and cautious to increase ledger advances. Businesses must prioritise route profitability, reduce inefficiencies and adopt flexible fleet strategies. Acquisition opportunities exist, particularly for distressed assets, but regulatory hurdles like O-Licences require early action.
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Contractor insolvency: what does it mean for development lenders?

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By Sarah Jay, Barry R. Davies
| Lexology Verified
A perfect storm of rising costs, labour shortages and high interest rates is resulting in an increasing amount of financial distress in the construction sector. What warning signs should lenders look out for? What are the implications under the loan agreement and how can lenders mitigate the risks of insolvent contractors?
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