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Emma Taylor is recommened again as an “impressive star associate”
…‘impressive star associate’ Emma Taylor.
Clients appreciate her ability to 'discuss the commercial impact of acting upon advice, rather than just providing a legal solution.' Other market sources praise her as 'very bright, extremely hard working and very capable.'
Highly rated by market commentators for her restructuring and insolvency expertise.
She is considered to be 'a bright, hard worker' by market commentators.
Defendants applying for security for their costs from insolvent claimants may have to be satisfied with the protection afforded by after-the-event (ATE) insurance.
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The Court of Appeal has declined to follow the controversial decision in Raithatha v Williamson which allowed a Trustee in Bankruptcy to compel a bankrupt to elect to draw pension entitlements.
When a trustee engages in legal proceedings the ordinary rule was that he risked personal liability for adverse costs.
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