How to Navigate s423 Transactions & Protect Creditor Rights - In 30 Minutes

Introduction

When it comes to transactions defrauding creditors under s 423 Insolvency Act 1986, the risks are high, the rules are evolving and missing a red flag can have serious legal and financial consequences.

Whether you are advising insolvent clients, protecting creditor interests, or litigating in this space, understanding how and when a transaction might be unwound is critical.

This short webinar will ensure you are better equipped to advise clients, spot potential claims or defences, and act decisively.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

• The core legal framework and purpose of Section 423 Insolvency Act 1986
• Key indicators of fraudulent transactions and how to identify them early
• How courts determine intent to defraud creditors and what evidence is persuasive
• How recent case law affects litigation strategy and client advice
• The practical steps to bring or defend a s423 claim, including drafting tips
• Differences between s423 and other avoidance provisions (e.g. s238 and s239)
• What red flags practitioners should watch for in client transactions
• How to protect yourself or your client from being caught in a s423 claim

This pre-recorded webinar will be available to view from Monday 17th November 2025

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