WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION?
Ask The Company. If There Is An Investor
Relations Department At The Company's Registered
Office It Can Give You More Information On
The Insolvency Proceedings, Including The
Name, Address, And Phone Number Of The Court
Handling The Matter As Well As Details Of
The IP.
Ask your broker. If you can't find information
in the newspaper or the library, or you haven't
received any correspondence from the company,
call the person who sold you the investment.
Ask the Court. If you need more information,
the court itself is another source. The court
is usually located where the company has its
main place of business or where the company
is incorporated.
Ask the Official Receiver or the Insolvency
Service who have administrative responsibilities
in insolvency cases. Check in your local telephone
book, for their telephone numbers.
Ask a lawyer or insolvency practitioner. You
should talk to a lawyer, especially if the
amount of money you have invested is substantial
OR you believe that the company or its agents
defrauded you and you want to know your legal
options. Even if the company is totally insolvent,
under some conditions the broker who sold
you the shares, the company's officers, directors,
accountants, and the company's affiliates
or others may have to share at least some
of the responsibility for the loss. |
