H&J secured the recovery of more than £7m pursuant to a judgment handed down on 5 January 2024.
H&J purchased a claim against two directors who had purchased the entire share capital of a subsidiary of an insolvent company.
A director of an insolvent company had removed hundreds of thousands in unapproved expenses from the company – while leaving around 30 employees to lose their jobs.
The liquidators of an engineering company identified a potential breach of contract claim worth up to £50,000.
H&J purchased a claim against four defendants (A & B and X & Y) who were the former shareholders and directors of a company that had been placed into liquidation.
We were approached by a liquidator about a potential unlawful dividend claim with limited time before the relevant limitation period expired.
H&J acquired claims from two insolvent companies who had been victims of a price fixing cartel within the manufacturing industry.
H&J took assignment of claims from an individual who had been involved in pursuing litigation claims against a third party.
H&J took assignment from a company which had suffered significant losses arising from an arson attack.
H&J was approached by the Administrators of a construction company in relation to a claim arising from a construction contract for substantial refurbishment works to an expansive, luxury residential property in London.
H&J was approached by a Trustee in Bankruptcy in circumstances where there were two properties held in the Bankrupt’s name, including one he appeared to be residing in, but which he claimed to be holding on trust for a family member.
H&J was approached by the Administrators of a company which was in the business of providing bridging loan finance for property acquisitions.
