Officeholders have a wide range of claims that they can bring upon their appointment as liquidator or administrator. These are primarily aimed at recovering property and assets that have been divested by the company prior to insolvency, or bringing claims against persons who have caused a loss to the detriment of creditors. Our new collection of Litigation Quick Guides will look at what type of claims officeholders can bring, funding considerations, gathering evidence, enforcement and recovery considerations, and limitation. In this first quick guide, we look at the different types of insolvency claims, who can bring them and some of the key elements of those claims.
