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Toby Horne joins Buchler Phillips

Toby Horne joins Buchler Phillips

Buchler Phillips is delighted to announce the appointment of Toby Horne as an Analyst in the Corporate Recovery, Restructuring and Turnaround Team. Toby began his career as an Insolvency Administrator at London insolvency practice CMB Partners, focusing chiefly on...

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Our latest Buchler Phillips author: Prof David Fordham

Our latest Buchler Phillips author: Prof David Fordham

Buchler Phillips boasts not one, but two authors among its consultants this year. Their books couldn’t be more different, yet they reflect the depth of talent and breadth of expertise that is readily accessible in our company. Senior Consultant, Rt Hon Mark Field’s...

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July 2025 Newsletter: UK connected party pre-packs soar

July 2025 Newsletter: UK connected party pre-packs soar

The number of pre-packs has continued to increase dramatically since the introduction of new regulations in 2021, according to new data from the Insolvency Service. The Annual Review of Insolvency Practitioner Regulation 2024 (pub. June 2025) shows that the number of...

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Order of the Phoenix attracts MP’s attention

Order of the Phoenix attracts MP’s attention

Harry Potter themed gift shops and other London ‘tourist tat’ retailers have prompted a closer look from Joe Powell, the relatively new Member of Parliament for Kensington & Bayswater. He’s less interested in a Big Ben desktop clock than in allegations of souvenir...

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Grocery watchdog barks at Amazon over ‘late payments’

Grocery watchdog barks at Amazon over ‘late payments’

It used to be said that the UK’s large supermarket chains wielded a figurative baseball bat over their suppliers, trying to preserve every last percentage point of margin in their high volume businesses. It’s always been an uneasy dynamic, with the retailer invariably...

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Judgment shines light on IPs’ liquidation fees

Judgment shines light on IPs’ liquidation fees

The Buchler Phillips preferred approach of ‘work out, not bail out’ will resonate with stricken companies heading for insolvency – not least because of the often hefty cost of advisers, court-appointed and otherwise, in administrations and liquidations, including...

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New crypto tracing boss turns up the heat

New crypto tracing boss turns up the heat

The sharp rise in cryptocurrency-related insolvency cases across the UK has prompted the Insolvency Service to appoint its first crypto specialist, as it doubles down on recovering digital assets. Former police investigator Andrew Small, an economic crime expert, will...

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