Andrew Horton
Andrew initially joined Gateley as a paralegal, subsequently training and qualifying into the Restructuring and Insolvency team.
Andrew's experience is in insolvency claims and civil fraud disputes, including claims against directors and third parties, acting for insolvency practitioners as well as purchasers of litigation claims.
Andrew’s recent experience includes acting in relation to claims concerning insolvent entities in the context of failed tax schemes.
Practice Area
Panel
- Contributing Author
Qualified Year
- 2017
Experience
- Gateley Legal (2013 - Present)
Qualification
- LLB (2010)
Education
- Lancaster (2007-2010)
- College of Law (2010-2011)
1 Contributions by Andrew Horton
PRECEDENTS
Conditional Fee Agreement template for insolvency office-holders (post-6 April 2016): solicitor-client terms on success fees, costs recovery, counsel CFA and ATE insurance (England and Wales)
This Agreement is entered into on [ date ]
Parties
[ Company Name ] [ (in liquidation, etc) ] [ (the ‘ Company ’) acting through ] [ name(s) of insolvency practitioner(s) ] [ (the ‘ Liquidator ’), (the ‘ Administrator ’), etc ] [ (and all successors in title) ] [ acting as agent for the Company, except as provided in this Agreement ] ( [ together ] the ‘ Client ’) [ both ] of [ address ];
[ Firm Name and Address ] (the ‘ Firm ’).
It is hereby agreed as follows:
1 Definitions
1.1 In this Agreement:
Appeal means any request for permission to appeal and/or an appeal to the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court from a lower court’s decision, or to a Judge from a decision of a District Judge, Registrar, Master or Insolvency and Companies Court Judge, in relation to the Claim
Basic Costs means the fees of the Firm for work undertaken by the Firm for the Client in connection with the Claim on an hourly rate basis from [ date of commencement of work covered by conditional fee agreement—can be retrospective ]...
Restructuring & Insolvency
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