Tobias Marr, Partner

Tobias Marr

Partner

Insolvency & Restructuring

Called 2006

Advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that survive a restructuring rather than the ones that die with it. Has run wrongful-trading and transaction-avoidance claims to trial, and defended directors against both. Knows which claims are worth funding, and says so before the costs are committed.

tobias.marr@lexford.co.uk

Background

Tobias advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that follow an insolvency: wrongful trading, preferences, transactions at an undervalue, and directors’ duties in the zone.

He acted for the joint liquidators in Re Kestrel Shipping Ltd, where the Court of Appeal settled the point at which a director’s duty shifts towards creditors.

Office-holders are spending other people’s money and answer for it, so he gives a single recommendation with the reasoning behind it rather than a menu of options.

Tobias Marr, Partner

Tobias Marr

Partner

Insolvency & Restructuring

Called 2006

Advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that survive a restructuring rather than the ones that die with it. Has run wrongful-trading and transaction-avoidance claims to trial, and defended directors against both. Knows which claims are worth funding, and says so before the costs are committed.

tobias.marr@lexford.co.uk

Background

Tobias advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that follow an insolvency: wrongful trading, preferences, transactions at an undervalue, and directors’ duties in the zone.

He acted for the joint liquidators in Re Kestrel Shipping Ltd, where the Court of Appeal settled the point at which a director’s duty shifts towards creditors.

Office-holders are spending other people’s money and answer for it, so he gives a single recommendation with the reasoning behind it rather than a menu of options.

Tobias Marr, Partner

Tobias Marr

Partner

Insolvency & Restructuring

Called 2006

Advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that survive a restructuring rather than the ones that die with it. Has run wrongful-trading and transaction-avoidance claims to trial, and defended directors against both. Knows which claims are worth funding, and says so before the costs are committed.

tobias.marr@lexford.co.uk

Background

Tobias advises office-holders and creditors, and litigates the claims that follow an insolvency: wrongful trading, preferences, transactions at an undervalue, and directors’ duties in the zone.

He acted for the joint liquidators in Re Kestrel Shipping Ltd, where the Court of Appeal settled the point at which a director’s duty shifts towards creditors.

Office-holders are spending other people’s money and answer for it, so he gives a single recommendation with the reasoning behind it rather than a menu of options.

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