Halliwells has this week moved to appoint an administrator as the firm tries to secure a takeover by Hill Dickinson that would transfer the bulk of its business and assets.
June 25, 2010 at 07:22 AM
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Halliwells has moved to appoint an administrator as the firm looks to secure a takeover by Hill Dickinson to transfer the bulk of its business and assets.
Halliwells this week filed with the court a notice of intention to appoint an administrator. This process triggered a moratorium on Halliwells’ liabilities and is expected to provide a window to negotiate the future of the business, which the firm asserts is fundamentally strong on an operating basis
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