Restructuring & Corporate Recovery Update - December 2012
Taylor Wessing
December 11, 2012
In this Issue:
- Security trustees: treading the fine line between senior and junior creditors
- Assigning rights? Be careful of what you wish for
- Breaches of duty, conspiracy and passing off and impending insolvency
- Increased creditor influence in German insolvency proceedings
- Court of Appeal considers exclusion of liability clauses
- Whether to stay English proceedings to allow German litigation to proceed
- Liquidation expenses not the same as administration expenses
- Boot Camp: An overview of set off
![](/modules/mod_raxo_allmode/tools/tb.php?src=/images/stories/HerbertSmithLogo.gif&w=120&h=72&zc=1 "Herbert Smith Freehills: UK Supreme Court clarifies the "balance-sheet" insolvency test")
![](/modules/mod_raxo_allmode/tools/tb.php?src=/images/stories/SidleyAustinLogo.gif&w=120&h=72&zc=1 "Sidley Austin: The meaning of the "Balance Sheet Insolvency Test" is finally determined by the UK Supreme Court [BNY Corporate Trustee Services Limited and others v Eurosail]")
