About Us
Lucas Ross Business Rescue
Lucas Ross specialise in Business Rescue, Recovery, and Insolvency by providing industry leading, nationwide advice and services to Business Owners and Directors that are facing financial and operational problems. Our aim is to bring peace of mind to our clients and we are passionate about what is best for the customer, sharing the problems and working together to come up with the best possible outcome. All our initial consultations are free of charge and without obligation.
As a Licensed Insolvency firm, we provide provides professional advice and empathetic support to the owners, managers, and lenders of/to companies across a variety of funding, turnaround, rescue, and insolvency platforms. We are equally adept in the niche areas of Deceased Insolvent Estates, Third Sector restructurings, Pension Scheme deficits, Fraud Investigations (the use of insolvency as a key weapon) and Court Appointed Receiverships (whether they be through equitable execution or within shareholder disputes); as well as the more traditional Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL), Reorganisations / Demergers including S110 Schemes, partnerships or LLP Insolvency, Voluntary Arrangements – CVA’s, PVA’s, IVA’s, Liquidation, Administration (traditional or Pre-Pack), Receivership, HMRC Debt negotiation, Pre and Post Lending viability and covenant reviews.
Who We Help
- Business Owners
- Company Directors
- Sole Traders
- SME’s
- Accountants
- Partnerships

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