For such a reputedly aggressive bunch, there are quite a few things insolvency lawyers agree on these days.
Firstly, it is becoming more difficult for firms to position themselves to land administration roles. Secondly, one way they can be assured a steady flow of work is by being on the main clearing banks’ panels. This is because many of the banks press to have panel firms appointed in administrations, with Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland widely touted as the worst offenders.
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