Event: What options are available for businesses when the furlough scheme comes to an end? – Seminar – Recovery Programme

Join us as we launch our brand-new recovery programme virtual events which support businesses to restart, rebuild and renew.

This virtual seminar will help you understand the options available to you when faced with the prospect of redundancies and or insolvency.   Matthew Potter, partner at Howes Percival and employment law expert, will discuss the end of furlough and taking employers through the options available, including the Job Support Scheme; agreeing on changes to terms and conditions of employment and redundancy. Andrew Kelsall, partner at MHA Larking Gowen and an Insolvency Practitioner, will discuss the options available when facing financial difficulties and the implications of redundancies. Acting sooner rather than later can make the difference between recover and insolvency.  Following the presentation, there will be a 20-minute live Q&A where Matthew and Andrew will answer your questions. Feel free to pre-submit any when registering.

Content / Takeaway

A first aid kit and guide for employers and businesses, looking at what their next steps should be on the road to recovery.

When you register for your place, you will be sent a calendar invitation as confirmation of your place. The invite will include a unique link from Zoom for you to join the video call. 

About the Speakers

Matthew Potter, Partner at Howes Percival

Matthew Potter leads Howes Percival’s Employment team in East Anglia and has a wealth of experience in all areas of employment law both litigation and advisory. He provides commercial solutions for employers with particular experience of large scale TUPE transfers in both the private and public sectors; restructures; employment tribunal litigation and High Court injunctions.

Matthew writes and presents, frequently on employment law issues providing updates and training to clients.

Andrew Kelsall, Partner at MHA Larking Gowen

Andrew Kelsall joined MHA Larking Gowen in July 2012, having originally commenced as an accountancy trainee in 1980, becoming a partner in 2014.

Before 2012 Andrew was an Official Receiver in Norwich. Over the 29 years, he spent in the Insolvency Service dealt with many liquidations and bankruptcies.

Andrew likes to provide directors with solutions and has utilised both formal and informal processes as appropriate.

About Howes Percival

Howes Percival is a leading commercial law firm: our clients range from individuals and families to global businesses and government departments. We offer a wide range of legal expertise and are constantly investing in new specialisms to ensure that we can offer excellent advice to our clients across all aspects of their business.

We are one of the biggest firms of commercial solicitors in Norfolk and feature heavily in the Legal 500, achieving top rankings in corporate and commercial law, dispute resolution, employment, finance and real estate among others. Our agriculture, rural affairs and private client teams are highly-ranked in the Chambers UK guide.

About MHA Larking Gowen

MHA Larking Gowen is a private practice partnership, established over 130 years ago. We’re a major regional independent partnership and one of the UK’s top 40 accountancy firms. We have seven accountancy offices in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.  We provide services across a range of accountancy disciplines and have an increasing focus on offering specialist advisory support for businesses, maximising the use of technology and improving client service through the use of digital solutions.