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Acquire a Business – Acquire an Obligation – Transfers of Undertakings for All Commercial, Litigation & Employment Lawyers

May 8, 2020 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm UTC+0

CPD 3 hours

Registration and Coffee 9.30am

PEAT Outcome – relevant legal knowledge

OBJECTIVES

This seminar will cover:

  • Common law rules
  • Partnership Act 1890, section 17
  • Sole trader’s creditors rights where the trader takes on a partner
  • Liabilities of a new partner in an established firm
  • Liabilities of a company buying a business
  • On what ground a purchaser or incoming partner can be sued for old debts
  • Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE)

DELEGATES

This seminar will be of interest to all solicitors involved in commercial & corporate law, and in civil litigation, and practitioners in employment law.

SPEAKERS

Michael Upton, Advocate, Hastie Stable. Michael was called to the Scots Bar in 1991. He has a civil practice and extensive experience of commercial, contractual, company, agricultural, property, planning, reparation, tax & public-law disputes. From 1994 to 2004 he was sole defence counsel for the State of Libya in Pan Am v. Libya, the largest claim for damages in Scots legal history.

Michael Dempsey, Advocate, Hastie Stable. Michael Dempsey called to the bar in July 2017. Michael trained as a solicitor with MacRoberts before pursuing a career as an advocate. Michael gained experience in a wide range of litigation in both the Court of Session and Sheriff Court, including commercial, insolvency, and construction litigation. He built upon this experience during his period of devilling, undertaking a wide variety of work including commercial contracts, public procurement, professional negligence, immigration, employment, and proceeds of crime.

Venue

  • Legal Services Agency Ltd
  • 134 Renfrew Street, 3rd Floor, Fleming House
    Glasgow, Scotland G3 6ST United Kingdom

Organizer

  • Legal Services Agency Ltd

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