Show Notes
In this episode, Andrew Goodson and Frank Turnbull explore recent legal cases and developments in insolvency law, focusing on the implications of the Novalpina case, limitations periods, and judicial evolution.
They discuss how these legal changes impact insolvency practitioners and the importance of staying informed.
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