Andersch expert reports for insolvency
- bring transparency to complex and involved legal matters
- offer an objective, practice-oriented evaluation focused on of liability claims and rights to contest transactions
- provide you with a solid basis for negotiations and decision-making
Areas of application
Andersch expert reports for insolvency
- are indispensable in most insolvency proceedings since they offer a neutral third-party perspective
- set out the facts of the matter to enable examination of liability claims and rights to contest transactions
- form the basis for objective negotiations
Core benefits
- Solid expertise:
The Andersch team has over 20 years of experience as an independent insolvency assessor
- A strong reputation:
As an auditing firm, we can credibly assume the role of a neutral third party vis-à-vis all stakeholders
- Independent and focused on practice:
Our services concentrate on achieving an appropriate reconciliation of interests while avoiding costly legal proceedings
Andersch expert reports for insolvency constitute an independent, neutral appraisal of the circumstances giving rise to legal claims. The focus here is on liability claims and rights to contest transactions. This area offers an especially broad interpretative scope, which is therefore commonly a source of legal disputes.
Drawing on our long experience as an independent assessor, Andersch expert reports for insolvency give a pertinent, practice-oriented clarification of potential interpretations.
Examples of our work as insolvency assessors:
- Objective examination of the onset of insolvency
- Retrograde analysis of the going concern forecast
- Assessment of negligent payments according to section 64 of the German Limited Liability Company Act (GmbhG) and section 92 of the German Stock Corporation Act (AktG)
- Determination of rights to contest transactions according to section 129 ff. of the German Insolvency Act (InsO)
An Andersch expert report for insolvency provides you with
- a meticulous analysis of the complex and wide-ranging circumstances that need to be considered in the case of insolvency proceedings
- an objective, independent estimate of the scope for interpretation in terms of the claims due to all stakeholders
- a solid, practice-oriented basis for your decision-making
- an appropriate basis for negotiations that, with the Andersch seal of approval, promises a high likelihood of acceptance from all stakeholders