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Transactional Insolvency covers negotiating and structuring deals to maximise value when a company is in distress or approaching insolvency, including pre-pack sales, asset disposals, rescue financing, and transactions that aim to preserve value for creditors. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates sale and purchase agreements, asset MSAs, and standstill or access agreements; reviews preferential or undervalue transactions, coordinates with insolvency practitioners, lenders, and potential purchasers, and advises on consent, clawback risk, and regulatory requirements during rescue or restructuring processes.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The work involves navigating complex rescue or restructuring mechanisms, including administration, pre-pack arrangements, and preferential transaction considerations, with careful attention to statutory constraints and creditor interests. A solicitor provides detailed contractual drafting, due diligence coordination, and risk assessment regarding avoidable transactions, ensuring enforceable protections and compliant deal execution during distress.

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