Director Duties and Governance
Directorship carries real personal exposure - from statutory duties under the Companies Act to the risk of disqualification, wrongful trading and personal
Director Duties and Governance
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Director Duties Under the Companies Act 2006 - A Complete Guide
Every person appointed to a UK boardroom operates under a statutory rulebook, and understanding director duties Companies Act 2006 is non-negotiable for anyone signing off decisions in the name of…
What Happens If a Director Breaches Their Duties
A director breach of duty occurs when a company director fails to meet the legal obligations owed to the company, its shareholders, and, in certain circumstances, its creditors. These duties…
How to Remove a Director From a Company
Removing a director is one of the more consequential decisions a company can make, and getting the process wrong exposes the business to legal challenge, reputational damage, and costly disputes.…
Corporate Governance for Small Businesses - What You Need to Know
Corporate governance in a small business is the framework of rules, relationships, and processes that determine how your company is directed, controlled, and held accountable. It is not the preserve…
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