insolvency expert

In autumn 2009, insolvency experts Marshman Price were appointed as the club's administrators.

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A fair few accountants and insolvency experts may have a little look afterwards with both teams in dire financial problems that playing in the third tier would exacerbate.

He said: 'It was at a meeting on January 17 - two days after we answered the status inquiry - that we had the first indication that the shop had decided to consult an insolvency expert.'

In 2005, he was involved as an 'insolvency expert' with direct action taken by a haulage supplier to retailer Tesco, which involved blockading a number of Tesco sites with lorries in order to demand payment.

The word "Insolvency Auditor" is an insolvency expert who looks after the interests of business owners and company directors as opposed to an Insolvency Practitioner who has to look after the interests of the creditors by law.

On 27 February 2012 a leading insolvency expert said that he believed Chainrai might never get back the £17m that he was owed by the club, and that security could be devalued by the courts if administrator Trevor Birch asked for a ruling on its true worth.

Last week, a group of insolvency experts hired by the Kirch Group informed the board that KirchMedia, the unit that holds controlling stakes in the television networks and the library of television programming, was already insolvent and would have to declare bankruptcy by Thursday if it failed to find additional financing.