Natasha has a broad range of experience in corporate and personal insolvency disputes including complicated matters where the issues require knowledge of her other practice areas. She also accepts instructions in relation to international corporate law and insolvency.
Natasha attended the Court of Appeal with her then pupil master in Davy v Pickering and others [2017] EWCA Civ 30. This successful matter concerned restoration to the register of a dissolved company.
Her experience includes:
- A c.£1.65m insolvency matter involving allegations of breach of fiduciary duties by LPA receivers
- An application for disclosure of documents used in other proceedings in the Chancery Division, Companies Court involving the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 and a company in liquidation which managed a fund in excess of £100m
- An application for deferment of dissolution in which she successfully argued that the dissolution date used by Companies House involved an incorrect interpretation of section 201(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986
- Bankruptcy matters including: annulment of bankruptcy orders; bankruptcy petitions; charging orders post-bankruptcy; disputes concerning sums owed after discharge; disputes concerning the extent of a bankrupt’s assets including beneficial interests in property; suspension of discharge from bankruptcy; transactions at an undervalue; and trustees’ applications for formal examination of the bankrupt.
- Partnership liability following the bankruptcy of a partner
- Setting aside statutory demands
- The application of the Administration of Insolvent Estates of Deceased Persons Order 1986
- Winding up proceedings including injunctions in respect of winding-up petitions
Natasha has produced seven insolvency practice notes concerning general partnerships and limited partnerships for LexisPSL as one of their restructuring & insolvency experts. Read more here.
