Our client had been placed into care by a London-based local authority around 1989, when she was 4 years old. Her mother was suffering from serious long-term mental health issues and her natural father was a violent alcoholic.

Verisona Law was initially instructed by a large German holding company to advise on the best way of dealing with a failing subsidiary based in the north of England.  Various options were explored in a series of meetings with the German directors including restructuring, the provision of limited further funding, a company voluntary arrangement and a prepack administration.  Advice and assistance provided by the employment law for business team at Verisona Law included dealing with employment issues.

Our client had previously instructed a local firm of solicitors to act in a substantial and highly acrimonious boundary dispute. 

Our client had ordered textile costing tens of thousands of pounds for a new product range.  The supplier had assured our client that they could continue to supply the material, which was key to the new product range’s success.

Our client, a solo artist, had recorded a new album and was looking to make contact with music industry executives in order to promote her music and secure release of her album. We introduced her to a number of key music industry contacts and spoke to individual financial investors on her behalf.

Our client, a film production company, came to us seeking advice on the investment and production aspects of their new feature film.