Business Bites – Cash is King – Debt Collection

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Bookings will remain open until the event itself, but please note that if you book with less than 24 hours to go, your name won’t be on the “List of Attendees” and the event link will be sent out on the morning of the event itself.

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A new webinar series of bite size chunks of knowledge, information sessions to maximise your business.

During this bite-sized session, come and hear from Paul Abdey from Brachers LLP, as he will be discussing Debt Collection and how your company can thrive in uncertain times.

Come and explore issues surrounding debt collection and how to effectively manage your finances.

About Paul Abdey and Brachers LLP 

Paul is a Partner in the Commercial Litigation team at award-winning law firm Brachers. With over 20 years’ experience, Paul has specialised in defenced debt collection and insolvency work, both pre and post order.

Paul’s clients include multinational companies as well as small local firms and individuals. Paul brings a strong sense of commerciality to every case he deals with which assists his clients in obtaining the best possible outcome.

Paul specialises in advising professional clients, including trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators and has built a workload of analytical asset tracing for these types of client.

With offices in Maidstone and Canterbury, Brachers provide valuable legal support to individuals, families and businesses across Kent and beyond. For over 125 years, Brachers have been using their legal expertise to support individuals and businesses at every milestone.

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