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Reforms to Scottish bankruptcy laws A new Bill outlining changes to Scotland’s bankruptcy laws has been introduced. The Bankruptcy and Debt Advice (Scotland) Bill 2013 will …
Andy and Colin at our London office undertook some significant bankruptcy work for a firm of solicitors this week, which included undertaking RCJ searches, issuing Bankruptcy …
A US politician is creating publicity in Texas claiming that he thinks plaintiffs should be allowed to complete service of process via Twitter or Facebook. State …
Tremark Associates are delighted to announce two further appointments to our London Office. Colin Rush joins Tremark having spent over 36 years in the Metropolitan police, …
The latest Insolvency Index from Experian, the global information services company, reveals a significant drop in the rate of business insolvencies in January 2013, as it …
Tremark Associates were again recognised at the Endless LLP Saint Nick turnaround awards ceremony after been voted the regions ‘Best Debt Collection Agency’ The award …
Martin Wright, a bankrupt, has been jailed for six months after pleading guilty to two counts of removing money from his accounts to avoid the funds …
After much anticipation the report by Lord Justice Leveson was published on 29th November 2012.The full report can be found by clicking here.The report is focused …
Please note that a new insolvency practice direction on insolvency proceedings came in to force on 29th July 2014 concerning the searches required before issuing a …
Cheshire Police’s Economic Crime Unit wants to put together central information on law firms based in England and Wales who are capable of offering a civil …
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