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EU Dictionary of Insolvency Terms
We contributed to the EU Dictionary of Insolvency Terms, prepared by the international law firm DLA Piper, as regards the insolvency and restructuring legal frameworks in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. This invaluable resource provides a concise overview of all the corporate, personal and partnership insolvency proceedings for each EU member state. Each proceeding is briefly […]
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EBRD: Baltics ahead in national insolvency policy
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has released the 2023 Survey Report of Insolvency and Secured Transaction Regimes. The survey highlights national-level policy issues that prevent companies from being able to restructure funds or declare insolvency. The Baltic countries overall have exceptionally good insolvency policies compared to other countries surveyed. The issues According […]
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EBRD: Business Reorganisation Assessment
The European Bank for Reconstruction & Development (EBRD) has completed its Business Reorganisation Assessment, which was launched in 2020 in response to the economic crisis generated by the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, the main EBRD Assessment Report was published in January 2022. The report provides a comprehensive cross-jurisdictional analysis of business reorganisation tools and stakeholders’ […]
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Wrongful trading and directors’ liability – the Baltics, CEE and SEE region
Generally speaking, wrongful trading is the special form of liability where a director of a company is liable for damages towards the creditors for the mismanagement of an insolvent company. A special feature of the wrongful trading concept is that it may give rise not only to the liability of the director of the company […]
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Wrongful trading and directors’ liability – Lithuania
Generally speaking, wrongful trading is the special form of liability where a director of a company is liable for damages towards the creditors for the mismanagement of an insolvent company. A special feature of the wrongful trading concept is that it may give rise not only to the liability of the director of the company […]