Company law is a key area of expertise for the team at Enterprise Chambers, which also attracts praise from clients as 'great for commercial and insolvency matters'. The group is well versed in handling the full range of contentious and non-contentious matters, including derivative actions, unfair prejudice claims and directors’ disqualification issues, involving shareholders, directors and companies. In a prominent case highlight, Niall McCulloch successfully acted on behalf of the liquidators of an insolvent company before the High Court in Bouchier, Williams and Bell (Liquidators of Tiuta International) v Booth and Nicholas, concerning a high-value fraud perpetrated on an unregulated investment fund. The court ruled that the former directors of the company conducted the business fraudulently and had acted in fraudulent breach of their fiduciary duties to the company.

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  • 'Michael Ireland is excellent. He understands the client's needs and is always responsive.'
  • 'Always there to help - Michael Ireland is outstanding and goes above and beyond what I would expect.'
  • 'A good clerking team, particularly Raj Lamba.'
  • 'The clerks are very responsive and chambers has good strength in depth.'
  • 'A great set with approachable barristers for all years of call.'
  • 'A good set which I return to regularly. Good clerking team and variety of expertise.'

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 ‘Simon is outstanding, and his ability to deftly get to the core issues and present them concisely and persuasively is commendable.’