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Directors’ liability in bankruptcy: when is a director personally liable?

Directors’ liability in bankruptcy is an important topic for entrepreneurs, creditors, and investors. When a company goes bankrupt, the question often arises whether the bankruptcy is solely the result of disappointing circumstances, or whether directors have made mistakes for which they can be held personally liable. In this article you will read when directors’ liability may apply […]

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Bankruptcy of a Contracting Party: What Are Your Rights as an Entrepreneur?

The bankruptcy of a contracting party can have major consequences for entrepreneurs. When a customer, supplier, or business partner goes bankrupt, uncertainty often immediately arises regarding outstanding invoices, ongoing contracts, and future obligations. In this article, you will read what the bankruptcy of a contracting party means legally, what rights you have as an entrepreneur, and what steps you can take to […]

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