Corporate insolvency: employment and pension rights, fifth edition - review

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The revised edition of Corporate insolvency: employment and pension rights provides an in-depth analysis of the law relating to insolvency as it interacts with employment and pensions law.

Rather than dividing these areas of practice into distinct specialisations, the book focuses on problems that might arise when two or more areas meet. Written by Freshfields partner and former c...

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