We support clients in insolvency-related disputes and asset recovery, including clawback claims, tracing, interim measures, and cross-border enforcement planning.

How we typically support

We combine contentious insolvency work with a recovery strategy focused on speed, security, and realistic execution.

Scope of services

• Handling insolvency-related litigation and dispute strategy

• Pursuing and defending avoidance and transaction challenge claims

• Assessing director and officer liability in distressed scenarios

• Supporting asset tracing, information gathering, and recovery planning

• Planning interim measures, asset preservation, and urgent relief

• Coordinating with insolvency practitioners and foreign counsel

• Supporting settlement strategy, including structured recoveries

• Planning and executing enforcement steps across jurisdictions

Approach

Asset recovery requires a disciplined combination of legal leverage and practical sequencing. Our approach involves prioritising claims and targets, developing a security strategy, and coordinating steps to maximise recoverability rather than focusing on paper outcomes.

Deliverables

• A recovery plan (targets, assets, remedies, timing, dependencies)

• An interim relief and security playbook

• A claims prioritisation and settlement options matrix

Expert legal opinions

We deliver Liechtenstein law opinions on insolvency-adjacent issues, including corporate, asset structuring, and enforcement implications.

Recovery & enforcement sequencing

Asset recovery is driven by practical execution rather than paper outcomes. We map targets and assets, coordinate interim measures and tracing workstreams, and sequence litigation steps to maximise recoverability and settlement leverage.

Selected experience (anonymised)

• Representing shareholders and board members in insolvency proceedings

• Designing cross-border recovery and enforcement sequencing

• Advising on avoidance-style claims in distressed transaction contexts

If recovery or preservation measures are on the table, we can typically accommodate short timelines.