Insolvency: Dodging Bullets
Welcome to Insolvency: Dodging Bullets, The Insolvency Practitioner's Guide to Surviving the Week. This podcast aims to look at the challenges that insolvency practitioners and lawyers in the industry face in their day to day work.
Episodes
Episode 18 - The Most Important Insolvency Rule You Have Never Heard Of
In this episode, we explore the impact of a seldom utilised rule relating to costs and expense in insolvent estates. Once we explored its practical implications, it became clear that its impact is far wider and more significant than first thought.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss an episode.
Bonus Episode - Tips For Achieving a Successful Podcast Recording
In this bonus episode, Frank Turnbull and Stephen Hunt share tips on how to achieve a successful recording from the right kit to what to do with your hands after the recording light turns on. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss a episode.
Episode 19 - When Journalists and Insolvency Practitioners Work Together
In this episode, Stephen Hunt interviews James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor of The Times, about the perception of insolvency practitioners, media relations, and tackling fraud. They explore how the industry can improve transparency, public understanding, and regulatory effectiveness.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss a episode.
Episode 17 - Inside Litigation Funding in Insolvency
In this episode, Stephen Hunt and Charles Jeffrey explore the evolving landscape of litigation funding in insolvency, discussing market trends, pricing models, risk management, and how to optimize case funding strategies.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss a episode.
Episode 16 - How (un)fit are Directors?
This episode Jane Stephenson explores the impact of COVID-19 on director disqualifications, focusing on COVID loan abuse, the changing landscape post-pandemic, and lessons for insolvency practitioners and lawyers. Featuring insights from experts Mike Pavitt from Paris Smith Solicitors and Andrew Goodson, it offers a detailed analysis of recent statistics, policy implications, and future trends.If
Episode 15 - Two Nations Separated by a Common Language
This episode explores the key differences between US and UK insolvency law, focusing on language, procedures, and international cooperation. Frank Turnbull welcomes Geraldine Valdez as she shares insights from her experience in both jurisdictions, highlighting practical challenges and opportunities for legal professionals.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred pla
Episode 14 - Digital Comms All The Way
In the world of insolvency, effective communication is critical. Have you ever wondered how technology can streamline this process? In this episode, Stephen Hunt is joined by Marvee-Lisa Booker, CEO at Postworks. They explore how Postworks are transforming communication for insolvency practitioners, making it more efficient and compliant and delve into the innovative solutions they provide to meet
Bonus Episode - What is the Insolvency Debate?
In this special episode of the podcast, Stephen Hunt and Frank Turnbull discuss the unusual format for the Insolvency Debate taking place in Leeds on 13th May 2026 and if the debate is successful, their plans to take it on the road around the country.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss a episode.
Episode 13 - Ian Richardson: Fraud, Insolvency and the Isle of Man
In this engaging interview, Stephen Hunt and Frank Turnbull talk to Ian Richardson from Grant Thornton and he shares insights on working for a large firm, the impact of AI on insolvency, cross-border jurisdictional challenges, and his experiences working around the world from Australia to the Isle of Man. Discover practical perspectives and humorous anecdotes from a professional in the industry.
Episode 12 - Navigating Insolvency with Stephen Cork
In this episode, Stephen Hunt interviews Stephen Cork, a renowned insolvency expert with a rich family history in the industry. They discuss the evolution of insolvency practices, notable cases, and innovative approaches.If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe on your preferred platform so you never miss a episode.
Episode 11 - The F Word
Join Frank Turnbull, Stephen Hunt, and Andrew Goodson as they share insights from their recent contribution to recently released Directors and Creditors, Law and Liability book and discuss the differences between bringing fraudulent trading and wrongful trading claims, changing legislation, and the interplay between administration and liquidation — and how knowing what to look for can be the diffe
Episode 10 - Winding down with Nick O'Reilly
What happens when a young professional in the 1980s enters a field so misunderstood that people confuse his job with "solvent abuse"?In this episode, Stephen Hunt sits down with Nick O’Reilly, a former President of R3 and a true veteran of the insolvency world. Nick takes us back to the early days of the Official Receiver’s office—a time of "sink or swim" learning where he found himself questionin
Episode 9 - What's on our mind?
In this episode, Stephen Hunt, Joanne Wilson, Andrew Goodson and Jane Stephenson share their thoughts on our recent episodes and discuss potential topics for future podcasts - the challenges of insolvency regulations, the impact of COVID-19 on disqualifications, and the portrayal of insolvency professionals in media and fiction among others.
Episode 8 - What now for the Insolvency Practitioners Association?
So what now for the Insolvency Practitioners Association following the Nicholson v IPA judgment handed down this week?This episode we explore the complex world of insolvency bonds, the Nicholson v IPA case, and the regulatory challenges faced by Insolvency Practitioners. Hosted by Frank Turnbull with insights from Stephen Hunt, it delves into legal, procedural, and systemic issues impacting the in
Episode 7 - Balancing Act
In this episode, we explore the challenges parents face balancing work with caring for a child with additional needs, as well as their siblings. Host Andrew Goodson is joined by his wife, Emma Goodson, whose son was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome at seven months old; Charlotte Cooke, whose daughter was diagnosed with Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) shortly after birth; and Frank Turnbull, whose daug
Episode 6 - Disclosure: Full and Frank
Most insolvency practitioners and legal professionals miss crucial disclosure pitfalls that can sink a whole case — and this episode reveals how to avoid catastrophic errors. Luke Harrison, founding partner of Keidan Harrison LLP, a insolvency dispute lawyer, exposes the overlooked details that led to the striking out of a multi-million-pound claim, risking millions in assets and reputation. In t
Episode 5 - The Jeopardy of Joint Appointments
In this episode, Andrew Goodson welcomes Stephen Hunt, Jane Stephenson, Joanne Wilson and Frank Turnbull to the podcast to unpack the complexities of joint insolvency appointments. Together they discuss internal and external appointments, liability risks, conflicts of interest and regulatory considerations. Jane rounds off the discussion with her key takeaway, reflecting on how the legal professio
Episode 4 - Working Remotely v Distance Working in the Insolvency Industry
In this episode of Dodging Bullets, Stephen Hunt and Frank Turnbull engage in a comprehensive discussion with Eric Baijal from BBM Solicitors about the evolution of remote working, particularly in the Insolvency and legal sector. They explore the contrasting experiences of firms that have adopted fully remote models versus those that maintain physical offices. The conversation delves into the imp
Episode 3 - Navigating Mental Health in the Insolvency and Legal Progression - Part 2
In this 2-part episode of Dodging Bullets, Stephen Hunt and Matthew Letts discuss the critical issue of mental health awareness within the legal profession. Matthew shares his personal journey with mental health, including his experiences with anxiety and the importance of seeking help. They delve into a specific case involving a solicitor who faced severe repercussions from the SRA after reaching
Episode 3 - Navigating Mental Health in the Insolvency and Legal Profession - Part 1
In this 2-part episode of Dodging Bullets, Stephen Hunt and Matthew Letts discuss the critical issue of mental health awareness within the legal profession. Matthew shares his personal journey with mental health, including his experiences with anxiety and the importance of seeking help. They delve into a specific case involving a solicitor who faced severe repercussions from the SRA after reaching
Episode 2 - All things Scottish
This week Stephen Hunt and Frank Turnbull welcome Duncan Raggett from AAB and discuss the intricacies of the Scottish insolvency landscape, exploring the evolution of practices, regulatory frameworks, and the dynamics between insolvency practitioners and legal professionals. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by the industry, including the focus on phoenixism, the role of court reporti
Episode 1 - How do Insolvency Practitioners get their work
Stephen Hunt, Frank Turnbull, Jane Stephenson, Andrew Goodson and Joanne Wilson discuss the evolution of the Insolvency market, how practitioners get their work, pricing and the use of AI in Episode 1 of the Insolvency: Dodging Bullets podcast.
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