Disgraced lawyer Phil Shiner who brought false claims against Iraq War veterans has been declared bankrupt. The solicitor was struck off in February after being found to have acted dishonestly in bringing murder and torture claims against British Iraq War veterans. Investigations that originated from Mr Shiner and his firm Public Interest Lawyers (PIL) would…
QUESTION: I have a number of credit cards as well as a personal loan and I struggle to make all of the repayments on time every month. Ive tried to speak to a couple of the credit card companies but they dont seem too keen to help. Ive heard that I can get rid of…
Phil Shiner was struck off for bringing baseless war crimes claims against troops Shiners firm made more than £1.6million pursuing unfounded murder claims MoD wanted to claim millions from him for £3m spent defending troops in court But he declared himself bankrupt which will make it harder to recover costs By Ben Wilkinson and Larisa…
Akosua Puni Essien paid 237,000 euros (205,614.86 pounds) at an auction for the club, according to Italian media, after they had been declared bankrupt last year. “The new owner and her team wish to make both the first team and the youth team grow and become an integrated part of the city,” the club said…
Disgraced former solicitor Phil Shiner has been declared bankrupt potentially leaving the legal profession facing a huge bill for his prosecution. Shiner, a director at Birmingham firm Public Interest Lawyers (PIL), was recorded as bankrupt this week on the Individual Insolvency Register. A further notice placed on the Companies House website this week confirms that…
And the number of people getting into early-stage arrears on their mortgages has risen for the first time in four years. The number of homes taken into possession was the highest on record in final quarter of last year, the Central Bank said. The latest arrears figures show that 23,224 mortgage accounts were in arrears…
Creditors rejected a proposal that would have seen former property tycoons Michael and John Taggart avoid bankruptcy, the High Court heard yesterday. But the Co Londonderry brothers, said to have debts of up to £213m, are set to contest the outcome of a meeting of people to whom they owe money. A judge has given…
by matthew lynn It looks set to be a week packed with big financial milestones. In the US, the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, putting the country on a path towards getting back to a normal price for money. In the Netherlands, a tense election may deal the fragile eurozone another blow. In this country, Theresa…
Nagpur-based Gupta Coal India has filed for insolvency at the National Company Law Tribunal. The petition says there are liabilities of Rs2,580 crore towards eight major banks. A source told this newspaper, Allahabad Bank, ICICI Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Union Bank of India, Vijaya Bank, IDBI Bank, Punjab National Bank and Bank of…
NEWS: Nunavut March 14, 2017 – 11:45 am Owner of former S&G Taxi has failed to provide info for three years worth of tax returns STEVE DUCHARME