Defending Manolete Partners’ Insolvency Claims ?

If you are facing legal action from a liquidator backed by Manolete Partners or another litigation funder, expert representation is vital.

I specialise in defending clients against these types of claims. My experienced team at Kingsley Wood Solicitors delivers strategic legal advice and robust defence to counter aggressive tactics and protect your interests. We focus on achieving the best possible outcome for you in your case.

If you have received a pre-action letter and are therefore facing legal action from liquidators funded by Manolete Partners Plc or another litigation funder, it is essential to seek expert legal representation.

I specialise in defending clients against such claims. I have in-depth knowledge of the tactics employed by these funders and provide tailored legal support in this highly specialised area of law. I understand the challenges of defending sophisticated and aggressive litigation strategies, and I am committed to delivering robust defence and resolution strategies to protect your interests.

A pre-action letter (sometimes called a letter before action or letter of claim) is a formal letter sent before court proceedings are issued. It sets out the claimant’s allegations, the legal basis of the claim, and the remedy sought. Its purpose is to give the recipient an opportunity to respond, narrow the issues, and potentially resolve the dispute without the need for litigation.

In insolvency and commercial disputes, pre-action letters are often sent by liquidators or their litigation funders (such as Manolete Partners Plc) to directors or third parties, demanding repayment or damages. The letter should not be ignored: failing to respond may place you at a disadvantage if the matter proceeds to court.

A pre-action letter (sometimes called a letter before action or letter of claim) is a formal letter sent before court proceedings are issued. It sets out the claimant’s allegations, the legal basis of the claim, and the remedy sought. Its purpose is to give the recipient an opportunity to respond, narrow the issues, and potentially resolve the dispute without the need for litigation.

In insolvency and commercial disputes, pre-action letters are often sent by liquidators or their litigation funders (such as Manolete Partners Plc) to directors or third parties, demanding repayment or damages. The letter should not be ignored: failing to respond may place you at a disadvantage if the matter proceeds to court.