Owen Williams heads up the Commercial & Private Client Litigation team at Clarke Willmott LLP specialising in the main in commercial and corporate disputes. In particular he deals with IT related disputes; tax litigation and shareholder/partnership disputes but also deals with a huge variety of other matters including Data Protection; Defamation; Contentious Trusts and Probate and general Contractual disputes and lectures on a number of these topics. He has a particular interest in the law of enforcement and a significant proportion of his practice relates to post-judgment enforcement action.Michelle Kemp, a general commercial litigator by background, is a professional support consultant at Clarke Willmott LLP providing advice to colleagues and clients on a wide range of substantive and procedural law.

• CHAPTER 1 General rules about enforcement of judgmentsCHAPTER 2 Obtaining information about a judgment debtor’s assetsCHAPTER 3 Third party debt ordersCHAPTER 4 Charging ordersCHAPTER 5 Writs of controlCHAPTER 6 Appointing a receiver by way of equitable executionCHAPTER 7 Interest on judgments

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Owen Williams heads up the Commercial & Private Client Litigation team at Clarke Willmott LLP specialising in the main in commercial and corporate disputes. In particular he deals with IT related disputes; tax litigation and shareholder/partnership disputes but also deals with a huge variety of other matters including Data Protection; Defamation; Contentious Trusts and Probate and general Contractual disputes and lectures on a number of these topics. He has a particular interest in the law of enforcement and a significant proportion of his practice relates to post-judgment enforcement action.Michelle Kemp, a general commercial litigator by background, is a professional support consultant at Clarke Willmott LLP providing advice to colleagues and clients on a wide range of substantive and procedural law.

• CHAPTER 1 General rules about enforcement of judgmentsCHAPTER 2 Obtaining information about a judgment debtor’s assetsCHAPTER 3 Third party debt ordersCHAPTER 4 Charging ordersCHAPTER 5 Writs of controlCHAPTER 6 Appointing a receiver by way of equitable executionCHAPTER 7 Interest on judgments

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Owen Williams heads up the Commercial & Private Client Litigation team at Clarke Willmott LLP specialising in the main in commercial and corporate disputes. In particular he deals with IT related disputes; tax litigation and shareholder/partnership disputes but also deals with a huge variety of other matters including Data Protection; Defamation; Contentious Trusts and Probate and general Contractual disputes and lectures on a number of these topics. He has a particular interest in the law of enforcement and a significant proportion of his practice relates to post-judgment enforcement action.Michelle Kemp, a general commercial litigator by background, is a professional support consultant at Clarke Willmott LLP providing advice to colleagues and clients on a wide range of substantive and procedural law.

• CHAPTER 1 General rules about enforcement of judgmentsCHAPTER 2 Obtaining information about a judgment debtor’s assetsCHAPTER 3 Third party debt ordersCHAPTER 4 Charging ordersCHAPTER 5 Writs of controlCHAPTER 6 Appointing a receiver by way of equitable executionCHAPTER 7 Interest on judgments

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