Restructuring & Insolvency monthly highlights—December 2018

Table of contents

• Key R&I law developments
• No deal analysis—key insolvency legislation as amended by Brexit SIs
• A no deal Brexit—what are the key concerns for the lending market?
• Court of Justice says UK’s Article 50 notice of intention to leave EU can be unilaterally revoked (Wightman and Others v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union)
• Brexit financial services draft SIs—30 November 2018
• Brexit SIs relevant to R&I
• Insolvency litigation
• When the repayment of dividends is unlawful and when judges’ interrogations become inappropriate (Global Corporate Ltd v Hale)
• Early amendments to statements of case must still be clear (Hyde v Nygate)
• New Practice Note: Business and Property claims in court

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Article summary

This month’s edition of Restructuring & Insolvency highlights includes the latest Brexit developments for restructuring and insolvency professionals, our end of year comment, which considers the standout legal development in restructuring and insolvency in 2018 and previews anticipated talking points in 2019, and a round up of the most important latest news and cases from December 2018.