We don’t want to be doom-mongers, but every business can face difficult times and we understand the pressures and strains associated with the day to day running of a business.
Even the most successful companies may at some time find themselves in unforeseen financial difficulties, presenting a problem for owners, creditors, employees and other stakeholders.
We have an empathetic team of experts who understand that no matter how hard you try to avoid it, there’s always the possibility that, at some point, you may need to seek professional advice. It’s often something completely beyond your control, but it’s vital that if you or your company experience any kind of financial difficulty, that you seek professional advice as soon as possible.
You could say we are the second pair of eyes for many businesses we work with. Having extensive expertise in working with financially distressed businesses, our team will use their wealth of experience to advise and assist directors and management teams, with the steps they need to take to move forward from this tough period.
We can provide expert advice and assistance with the following:
- Dealing with HMRC
- Helping source alternative methods of finance
- Reducing costs and managing cash flow problems
- Help dealing with bailiffs
- Understanding duties as a director.
Come and See us
We would be delighted
to hear from you.
Meet the team
Jason Elliott
Partner
John Dean
Partner, Business Recovery
Craig Johns
Partner
Ben Cowgill
Partner
Jimmy Fish
Partner
Jordan Heys
Director
Danny Kilroe
Business Development Manager
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