One of the most complex and uncertain areas of law which invoice discounters and their lawyers regularly have to deal with is transaction set off, namely the extent to which the customer’s claim arising from defective or late performance of the contract on which the relevant invoice is based can be set off against the value of the invoice.
Continue ReadingReaders will be aware that it is very rare for a reported case in the higher courts dealing with invoice finance to emerge, so we were interested to see a report of a recent case in another area of financial services which raised squarely 2 legal concepts which are fundamental to invoice financiers:
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Partner
Charlotte is a Partner in the Corporate team and is based in the Manchester office. She has spent more than 20 years working as a solicitor in the Northwest, supporting owners and managers of business.
Being a Corporate specialist, she advises on a range of matters including:
Her core specialism is in acting for sellers of businesses; supporting them through the complex process and ensuring they achieve the best outcome for their specific circumstances.
Charlotte focuses on providing bespoke advice, tailored to each client and their individual requirements. She aims to provide the highest possible level of client care, getting to know each client and their business to deliver the desired goal.
Notable transactions she’s advised on in recent years include:
Corporate team at law firm Bermans advises on sale of RoBAT to Swedish hi-tech company
Bermans Oversees Buyout of North Wales Haulage and Vehicle Servicing Business
Contact Charlotte:
E: charlotte.mills@bermans.co.uk
T: 0161 827 4614
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James Whittaker
James Whittaker (pictured), joined Bermans in 2019 and is a Partner in our Insolvency team. We spoke to him to learn more about him and his work.
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Shona Jones
Climate change is an undeniable global phenomenon with far-reaching consequences for our environment, economy, and society. While discussions often focus on its ecological and economic impacts, it is essential to recognise that climate change is also having a profound influence on property law. This article explores the potential impact of climate change in this context, highlighting the need for adaptation and innovation within the legal framework.
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Sophie Robertson
International Women’s Day (IWD) is marked annually on 8th March and is a day to celebrate the achievements of women, to educate and raise awareness of inequality and to take to action to drive gender parity.
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Rob Eakins
Concern for the environment is at an all-time high. There is greater awareness, both on an individual and corporate level, of the impact of our daily activities and choices on the environment. ‘Sustainability’, ‘carbon footprint’ and ‘environmental impact’ are topics that now regularly appear on company websites and on their meeting agendas.
Continue ReadingWith Lloyd’s announcing its liquidation and Medipharmacy going into administration we provide some key considerations for employers when facing the possibility of Insolvency.
Continue ReadingIn recent years the Government has applied a great deal of focus to the whole question of the funding of the civil litigation system and the ability of litigating parties to recover costs against opponents.
Continue ReadingFunders gearing up to deal with the avalanche of broker commission claims in motor finance cases will likely be aware of a recent stream of negative decisions coming from the higher Courts on matters including the relevant limitation period for bringing claims, but there is some welcome news in a recent County Court decision on one of the key issues.
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