Job Title: Solicitor
Natalie Bell is a Solicitor, admitted 2010.
Natalie spent a year of her training before qualifying as a solicitor in the litigation department. She deals mainly with defended claims. Natalie’s areas of expertise include contract claims, agricultural disputes, contested probate and professional negligence claims. Natalie also deals with employment disputes.
Natalie can also advise your company in relation to terms and conditions of sale, including retention of title clauses to help protect your business from debtors in the future.
Natalie Bell is based in our Carlisle office.
Contact Natalie Bell:
01228 888987
natalie@debt.uk.com
Glorious sunny weather was again upon us at the Cockermouth show.
The show was a great success. Our free face painting was a big hit with the children and their parents enjoyed refreshments and our home made cakes.
Visit our stand at Cockermouth Show on Saturday 30 July 2011. www.cockermouthshow.co.uk
Complimentary Refreshments & Face Painting
With many businesses approaching their financial year end, we recognise that this is a crucial time of year to get in what is due from your debtors.
For more details, please contact Natalie Bell or Claire Harrison on 01228 888999 or email info@debt.uk.com.
Another year over and a new one just begun….and what better time to give your credit control department and in-house procedures an overhaul?
Knowing who you are dealing with from the very outset and having all your paperwork in order can sometimes be the difference between getting paid or not.
Employment Contracts and Staff Handbooks at a special price of £200.00 plus VAT when you instruct us to draft your contractural terms and conditions.
Contact Natalie Bell on 01228 888999 or nbell@bpkcumbria.co.uk.
Under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998, the rate of interest for the period 1 July 2010 to 31 December 2010 remains at 8.5%.
Levels of recoverable compensation which can be claimed from your debtor remain the same.
Firms entering compulsory liquidation owed a total of at least £887m over the past year according to accounting service Credit Pal. 16% of businesses entering compulsory liquidation do so as a result of bad debt and the knock on effect of the failure of another company.