Advising Directors on Personal Guarantees

The Corporate solicitors at Eric Robinson make the complexities of business law and practice make sense.

No director should give a personal guarantee without first getting legal advice on the potential consequences. Once this sort of guarantee is given, that director is then personally liable for the debts and liabilities of the company; the limited liability status that comes with incorporating a business cannot change that. The consequences could be disastrous if you sign up to a personal guarantee without fully understanding and accepting the risks involved.

Key Contacts

Lisa Badger

Paralegal
Company and Commercial Department

Call Lisa : 023 8021 8044 Call: 023 8021 8044 Send Lisa an Email

Ben Upward

Partner
Company & Commercial Department & Head of Real Estate

Call Ben : 023 8021 8012 Call: 023 8021 8012 Send Ben an Email

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