October 14, 2021
Redress and Queens’ College Cambridge have worked together for many years to support law students with scholarships and prizes. We’ve continued to do so during the COVID pandemic and are![]()
February 1, 2021
In an article published by the International Financial Law Review our Chief Executive, Marius Nasta shares his views on the Corporate Insolvency Governance Act (CIGA), adopted in the UK last![]()
October 17, 2019
Redress Solutions PLC and Queens’ College, University of Cambridge are delighted to host the fifth Queens’ Distinguished Lecture in Law which will be held at Queens’ College on the 17th![]()
April 1, 2019
Redress Solutions, in partnership with INSOL International, are delighted to announce the inaugural Stephen Adamson Award for excellence in insolvency practice. The award, to be presented to the first in![]()
October 15, 2018
The Queens’ Distinguished Law lecture (QDLL) sponsored by Redress will take place tomorrow (16th October) and will be delivered by the Former Chief Justice of Canada, Beverly McLachlin who also![]()
August 13, 2018
Redress agreed to provide finance to two liquidators of an insolvent company who brought a claim against the company’s management services provider and the directors that it had appointed to![]()
July 4, 2018
It was a great pleasure to attend the one day INSOL seminar in Jersey which focused on the latest business, legal and political developments that are impacting the insolvency![]()
June 29, 2018
Our CEO Marius Nasta was invited on to the Litigation Finance Journal podcast to share his expert insights into the industry and where it’s headed. He discusses how the winds![]()
May 24, 2018
At least 20 Russian litigants have bought cases to the High Court over the past three years. Why this sudden fondness for the English legal system? Speaking exclusively to The Times, our![]()
May 22, 2018
In terms of planning a commercial litigation claim, it is vital you fill your team with the right people, empowered to make decisions which will bring the case to a![]()