About

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Thomson Geer's Restructuring & Insolvency team is conscious of the need to deliver a fast, efficient service that prioritises the commercial objectives of our clients.

Our work encompasses a broad range of matters including corporate reconstructions, securities enforcement, voluntary administrations, receiverships, fraud investigations, bankruptcy and liquidation.

Thomson Geer has affiliations with specialist insolvency and accounting firms domestically and relationships with international insolvency lawyers and workout specialists. The firm can call on a network of experts to ensure we give the most comprehensive advice.

The team's clients include banks and subsidiaries, other financial institutions and insolvency practitioners acting on behalf of both secured and unsecured creditors.

 

Our services include:

  • Corporate reconstruction and workouts
  • Cross-border insolvency work
  • Receiverships
  • Insolvency litigation and dispute resolution
  • Major fraud and associated recovery actions
  • Insolvency risk management and minimisation
  • Bankruptcy and liquidation, including acting for the trustee or liquidator in the areas of asset recovery
  • Administrations
  • Schemes of arrangement


Chambers Review

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Restructuring/Insolvency - Australia
5
Band 5
What the team is known for

Thomson Geer offers well-established capabilities in restructuring and insolvency matters surrounding secured credit as well as director liability. The team maintains an especially notable track record in the representation of financial services sector clients, and handles all aspects of restructuring and insolvency matters for creditors, shareholders and insolvency practitioners in the SME space, as well as acting on behalf of distressed companies. Its key clients include Evolution Traffic Management and Dye & Co.

Notable practitioners

Peter Harrison, based in Sydney, is a key contact.

Work Highlights

Provided by Thomson Geer
  • Thomson Geer advised the directors of Salt Lake Potash on a proposed deed of company arrangements and the creation of a creditors trust for the company and its six subsidiaries.

Strengths

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Members

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Michael Barrett

Michael O'Donnell

Neil Hannan

Nick Curran

Norman Fryde

Peter Harrison

Phil Kaunitz

Scott Guthrie