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Company insolvency tips for directors
Running a successful company can be stressful, but when a business falls on hard times, and creditors are waiting to be paid, it can be a hugely testing time for any director. Keith Tully, of Real Business Rescue, provides some tips on how to negotiate the threat of insolvency.
This month in history: Malta's George Cross
On 15 April 1942, King George VI awarded the people of Malta the George Cross in recognition of their continuing and heroic struggle against relentless attacks during World War 2
What the Land Registration etc (Scotland) Act means for IPs
Paying creditors: order of priority infographic
KSA Group has created an infographic to explain in simple terms the order of priority for paying creditors if you’re a company that's going through insolvency
Protecting (and recovering) digital assets: online banking to bitcoins
Making a will: be prepared
The Law Society has created an infographic guide to what your solicitor will ask once appointed to draw up your will.
Court fees to rise: fears for SMEs
Civil court fees for money claims over £10,000 are to rise dramatically, with the change coming into effect from Monday 9 March 2015.
Remarkable WW1 facts
We've compiled some of the most surprising facts about WW1 – in the trenches, at home, at sea, and in the air (not forgetting the contribution of our furred and feathered friends).
This month in history: the execution of Admiral John Byng
‘To the perpetual Disgrace of PUBLICK JUSTICE’ – Byng’s epitaphOn 14 March 1757, British Admiral John Byng was the first and last admiral to be sentenced to death, executed by firing squad at Portsmouth. But why such an extreme response by the British government?