Business Restructuring
There are a number of reasons why businesses look to restructure, from potential insolvency and tax considerations to selling part of the business or moving to a more flexible business model.
Whatever the motivation for restructuring your business, there will come a time when legal matters will need to be taken into consideration to ensure the restructure remains legally compliant.
At Rotheras we work closely with lenders, insolvency practitioners, businesses and directors to gain a thorough understanding of what you want to achieve for your business and help you decide on the most effective structure for your business going forwards.
Why use Rotheras for your Business Restructure?
Our business restructuring team is well-equipped to advise you on the risks and benefits of your future plans, providing a strategic approach to manage and minimise your risk.
We work closely with our other departments to provide a full service and a broad spectrum of legal advice covering all areas and legal issues which may arise.
We are connected to other industry professionals such as accountants and independent financial advisors and can work collaboratively with them to ensure that you get the best advice.
We are experienced in advising businesses of varying sizes and advising directors and shareholders regarding the effect that a restructure will have.
We can advise you on the type of restructure, recovery or dissolution that the business will need, depending on its economic and financial circumstances.
We can help you with:
- Mergers
- De-mergers
- Management buy-ins/buy-outs
- Refinancing
- Share buybacks
- Joint ventures
- Share right issues
- Administration
- Liquidation
- Company Voluntary Arrangement/CVA
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Jason Waghorne
Associate
Posted January 27, 2020
This was my first experience using a solicitor, something I felt quite daunted about. Rothera Sharp (Greg and Petra) put me at ease and were very helpful.
Mollie Fish
Posted January 27, 2020
Last year I experienced a car accident, as a front seat passenger. I put forward a personal injury claim with Rothera Sharp. From start to finish, my claim has been dealt with efficiently and professionally, and I have always felt my best interests were considered. All communications were made via letter or email to inform me of all further updates. My claim has now come to an end and I am very happy with the overall outcome. I would recommend Rothera Sharp for their service.
Samya Green
Posted February 4, 2020
We cannot recommend Chris Powell of Rothera Sharp more highly. Mr Powell demonstrated the upmost professionalism with a high level of knowledge of the area for which he was representing us. Anyone needing representation/advice regarding the area of haulage will find that Chris Powell and Rothera Sharp are the best choice.
Karen Walker
Posted February 4, 2020
Claim dealt with efficiently and to a satisfactory conclusion. Wayne Vickers visited me at home initially and explained everything thoroughly. Professional service throughout. Recommended
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Jason Waghorne
Associate Solicitor
Jason specialises in all aspects of commercial law including company and business sales and purchases, commercial contracts, company secretarial, partnerships, shareholder rights and much more.
Robert Haggis
Senior Associate
Robert Haggis is a Senior Associate in Corporate and Commercial Law at Rotheras and has over 35 years’ experience as a barrister and 20 years’ experience working in-house across international markets.
Billy Shaw
Trainee Solicitor
Billy advises businesses on a range of commercial and corporate issues and is happy to assist you with buying or selling businesses, corporate mergers and shareholder agreements
Millie Moreton
Paralegal
Millie Moreton is a paralegal in Rotheras commercial and dispute resolution departments and is based at our Lace Market office.
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