PLUTA Rechtsanwalts GmbH
PLUTA helps companies in legally and economically difficult situations. Since the company was founded in 1982, PLUTA has constantly grown and today has a staff of more than 400 employees in Germany, Spain and Italy. More than 90 members of staff with a legal background and 40 with a business background, including attorneys and tax consultants with multiple qualifications as auditors, graduates in Business Administration or accountants ensure practicable and economically sensible solutions. In particular, PLUTA provides support in restructuring companies affected by a crisis or insolvency and in continuing business operations, if necessary by involving restructuring experts in a responsible role. PLUTA is one of the top enterprises specialising in restructuring and turning around companies, as demonstrated by rankings and awards from INDat, JUVE, Focus, Legal 500, Who’s Who Legal, ACQ 5 Law Award and M&A Today Global Award.
Services Provided:
- Insolvency & Restructuring
- Litigation Support
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International Desk, Barthstraße 16, 80339 München, Germany
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09/11/2023
UK’s summer travel demand boon fails to mask rising headwinds
Buoyant travel demand over the summer has given the travel and tourism industry some much-needed respite in recent months. However, the outlook has already begun to soften as accelerating macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds start to blunt the growth momentum.
01/11/2023
25% Rise in Critical Financial Distress Pushes Almost 40,000 UK Companies Towards Insolvency
The latest Begbies Traynor “Red Flag Alert” report, which has provided a snapshot of British corporate health for the past 15 years, paints a worrying picture for UK businesses as nearly 40,000 companies are revealed to be in a critical financial situation as the pressure of higher interest rates, resilient inflation and weaker consumer confidence take their toll.
25/10/2023
Retailers brace for stormy winter as summer respite fades
British retail sales dropped more than expected in September, coinciding with the sharpest drop in consumer confidence in more than three years, snapping signs of a recovery in August.
25/10/2023
Is the PIA coming back into vogue?
With the ATO ramping up its collection activity following the trials and tribulations of the pandemic, the Personal Insolvency Agreement (“PIA”) appears to be returning.