No5 Barristers’ Chambers is well-known in the Midlands for offering wide-ranging company and insolvency law expertise. Mark Anderson KC is a highly experienced barrister who regularly handles complex company law matters – he recently acted for the claimant in Loveridge v Loveridge, in which a partnership dispute and unfair prejudice petition ran together, the dispute concerning the ownership and management of a large-scale caravan site business in Worcestershire. Alexander Heylin is often involved in multijurisdictional insolvency cases, while Yasmin Yasseri is a company and partnership specialist with recent experience in family business disputes. Mohammed Zaman KC’s broad experience encompasses high-value shareholder disputes.

With ‘serious strength in depth’ St Philips Chambers remains a ‘go-to’ for company and insolvency law matters in the Midlands. Marc Brown is an insolvency specialist who regularly handles both corporate and personal insolvency matters – he recently represented a postmaster who had been made bankrupt as a result of the Post Office Horizon scandal. Kirsty White offers broad expertise in company and insolvency law, representing clients in relation to unfair prejudice petitions, debt recovery applications, and third-party debt orders, among other areas. Ali Tabari’s expertise covers shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions. Natalie Kearney is instructed in both company and insolvency matters, recently acting for the debtor company in relation to a disputed winding-up petition.