The Anatomy of a Successful Remuneration Application - A Guide for Insolvency Professionals

Introduction

Are your remuneration applications meeting the required standard?

Remuneration applications by officeholders are routine, but they are also frequently misunderstood. Recent case law and the Insolvency Practice Direction have highlighted the importance of providing sufficient ‘granularity’, with inadequate evidence risking adjournments or even unsuccessful outcomes.

This new virtual classroom seminar will examine the latest authorities and explain the level of detail the courts now expect. You will gain practical insights into how to present remuneration applications effectively and avoid common pitfalls.

Register today to discover what is required to maximise the prospects of a successful application.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Recent developments in the law and practice relating to office-holder remuneration
• A review of the most significant decisions of the last two years, including Wejo Ltd (in administration), Pagden v Ridgely and Frost v Good Box Co Labs Ltd
• The relationship between fee estimates and the approved basis of remuneration, and the practical implications for officeholders and their advisers
• Practical guidance on complying with Part 6 of the Insolvency Practice Direction and meeting the courts’ expectations as to evidence and ‘granularity’
• Challenging and setting aside remuneration orders, with reference to MTA Personal Injury Solicitors LLP (in administration)
• Common pitfalls and practical steps to maximise the prospects of a successful remuneration application

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.