B P Collins LLP is regularly instructed by office-holders, businesses, directors, shareholders, creditors, and individuals on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious insolvency matters. The team also has particular expertise in handling bankruptcy cases. The practice is led by Simon Carroll, who has extensive experience in managing commercial and insolvency-related disputes.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
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- ‘What makes BP Collins truly unique is their exceptional expertise and the comforting support it provides. The lawyers at BP Collins are incredibly knowledgeable and skilled in various legal areas, which was crucial for my case. They were professional, yet approachable, making me feel at ease and confident throughout the process.’
- ‘Simon Carroll - Throughout my case, Simon has been my main point of contact at BP Collins LLP. He remained consistently polite, factual, and robust in his approach. His professionalism and ability to communicate complex legal matters made a significant difference in my experience. I am truly grateful for his support and expertise during this challenging time.’
- ‘BP Collins adds a more personal and human touch to representing you legally. You feel supported, in professional good hands.’
- ‘Simon Carroll has been a rock of calm when you feel under pressure. Offers great insights from a professional viewpoint. Makes himself available and is always calm, knowledgeable and smart in handling your specific requirements.’
- 'All the team are excellent and always a pleasure to work with. Simon Carroll in particular has added real value to us, he has delivered a service that has been above and beyond our high expectations.'
- 'The team has provided us with a first class professional service, akin to a top London firm. Their service has been highly responsive and delivered with clarity and confidence.'
- 'Very knowledgeable in the area, commercially aware and driven to get clients the best result.'
Key clients
- National House Building Council
Practice head
Simon Carroll