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Paul Grundy

Legal Director


Why choose me

If you’re in financial difficulty and you’re struggling to see the way out, give me a call – I can provide sound advice that will help you move forward.

I handle insolvency cases for both businesses and individuals, including claims for insolvent companies and estates so that they can recover assets and money for creditors, and helping people who are owed money by businesses in financial difficulties. I’ll use my commercial savvy to find the best solution for you, and help you to navigate through any potential risk.

In my spare time, I’m a keen runner and cyclist. I also enjoy going for walks in the Cotswolds with my wife and our miniature schnauzer Bella.

If you’re in financial difficulty and you’re struggling to see the way out, give me a call – I can provide sound advice that will help you move forward.

I handle insolvency cases for both businesses and individuals, including claims for insolvent companies and estates so that they can recover assets and money for creditors, and helping people who are owed money by businesses in financial difficulties. I’ll use my commercial savvy to find the best solution for you, and help you to navigate through any potential risk.

In my spare time, I’m a keen runner and cyclist. I also enjoy going for walks in the Cotswolds with my wife and our miniature schnauzer Bella.

Questions my clients ask me

In some circumstances, we may consider acting on a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA). However, it entirely depends on the nature of the case and its prospects of success.

Read what my clients say about me

Paul is a really strong technical lawyer. He’s very commercially minded and client-focused.

Chambers and Partners – Paul Grundy

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