Director disqualification solicitors

Facing disqualification as a director?

Have you received a questionnaire or section 16 notice letter from the Insolvency Service?

We have a strong track record in persuading the Insolvency Service to discontinue claims alleging unfit conduct by setting out strategic and robust representations in response to claims by the Insolvency Service for director disqualification on behalf of company directors. If you are facing the prospect from being banned as a company director, our specialist director disqualification solicitors can help you to protect and continue to run your current business.

Disqualification for company directors can last for up to 15 years and can have a devastating impact on a company director’s finances and future employment prospects. With the consequences of director disqualification being so severe, it is vital that you seek specialist expert legal advice on director disqualification promptly if you have been contacted by the Insolvency Service or are under investigation for your conduct under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986.

Our aim is to help you protect your livelihood and reputation. Our technical knowledge and extensive expertise means that we can provide a tactical and practical approach catered to the company director’s individual circumstances in response to director disqualification claims.

We will discuss your available options and help you defend your case in response to claims by the Insolvency Service for director disqualification, including the option to negotiate downwards any voluntary undertaking.

We have vast experience in successfully defending claims by the Insolvency Service and avoiding lengthy bans, including allegations by the Insolvency Service surrounding trading to the detriment of HMRC, misuse of bounce back loans,  to the most serious and complex claims such as MTIC fraud.

Our director disqualification solicitors are highly experienced in helping company directors to reduce bans or to avoid them altogether. Whether you’re facing a voluntary undertaking or planning to go through the court process, we can help.

Contact us today for a free and confidential consultation where we’ll assess your situation and advise you on your next steps. The earlier you contact us, ideally before any representations are put forward, the better we can help you to achieve a positive outcome.