construction insolvency
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Construction Debt Recovery for Insolvency Practitioners: WIP, Retentions & Adjudication
- September 22, 2026
- Posted by: PythagRose
- Category: Construction Insolvency
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Construction debt recovery can involve far more than unpaid invoices. For insolvency practitioners, WIP, retentions, final accounts, adjudication and contractual claims can all represent potential value within a construction insolvency.
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Need to Pursue an Insolvency Claim? How Fully Funded Litigation Can Help Insolvency Practitioners
- September 2, 2026
- Posted by: PythagRose
- Category: Insights, Insolvency, Insolvency Litigation, insolvency litigation funder, insolvency practitioners, Litigation Funding
When an insolvent company has valuable claims or unpaid debts but limited funds to pursue them, insolvency litigation funding can provide a potential route forward. Explore how fully funded, no-win-no-fee litigation can help insolvency practitioners pursue construction and commercial claims without upfront costs to the estate.
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Adjudication for Insolvent Companies: What the Bresco Supreme Court Decision Means
- August 25, 2026
- Posted by: PythagRose
- Category: Construction Insolvency, Insights, Insolvency Litigation
Explore the Bresco Supreme Court decision and what it means for insolvent construction companies pursuing adjudication and recovering debts owed to them.
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Construction Insolvency Claims Process: Recovering Value from Insolvent Construction Businesses
- August 5, 2026
- Posted by: PythagRose
- Category: Construction Insolvency, Insights, Insolvency Litigation
Discover how construction insolvency claims are assessed, funded and recovered through specialist litigation and adjudication to maximise creditor returns.
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Insolvency Litigation Funding Explained: How Fully Funded Claims Can Maximise Recoveries
- July 6, 2026
- Posted by: PythagRose
- Category: Asset Recovery, Insights, Insolvency Litigation
Discover how insolvency litigation funding works, why it helps maximise creditor recoveries, and how Pythagoras Capital provides fully funded, no-win, no-fee legal claims with zero upfront cost.