Patrick Elliot
Patrick is a corporate recovery and insolvency specialist with more than 15 years’ experience. His broad practice covers advising on all formal processes including administrations, liquidations, schemes, voluntary arrangements and cross-border regulations. Patrick regularly acts for the creditors of failed institutional, financial and professional services businesses as well as retail and industrial businesses. Having practiced as a litigator for most of his career, Patrick uses his vast experience to assist with the litigation aspects of an insolvency such as undoing antecedent transactions, tracing assets and enforcement. He has also advised on EU and International insolvency legislation, including successfully defending an international enforcement to the Supreme Court in the leading case of Rubin and Eurofinance. Patrick’s clients include corporates, insolvency practitioners, distressed investors, bondholder creditors, individuals faced with bankruptcy, as well as insolvent businesses and their boards. Patrick also advises on all aspects of data protection. · Keystone Law
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Patrick is a corporate recovery and insolvency specialist with more than 15 years’ experience, advising on formal processes including administrations, liquidations, schemes, voluntary arrangements and cross-border insolvency regulation and regularly acting for creditors of failed institutional, financial and professional services businesses as well as retail and industrial businesses. He also handles the litigation aspects of insolvency—undoing antecedent transactions, asset tracing and enforcement—and advises on EU and international insolvency matters; he additionally advises on data protection.