Louise Wolfson

Louise is a corporate lawyer, specialising in corporate finance. She was a partner at Allen & Overy until 2012, when she moved to Pinsent Masons. Louise now works on a freelance basis and provides corporate support to law firms and to clients on either a contract basis or on an ad hoc basis as and when the need arises. She also sits as a tribunal judge hearing social security appeals and is on the board of a housing association.

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Can a private company be incorporated with only redeemable shares as its share capital?

Can a private company be incorporated with only redeemable shares as its share capital?

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If a private limited company with different classes of shares is re-registered as an unlimited company, are all the holders of the different classes of shares made fully liable for all the company’s debts and obligations? What would be the effect of such re-registration on the different class rights of the shares?

If a private limited company with different classes of shares is re-registered as an unlimited company, are all the holders of the different classes of shares made fully liable for all the company’s debts and obligations? What would be the effect of such re-registration on the different class rights of the shares?

Q&As

Practice Area

Corporate

Panel

Q&A Panel

Qualified Year

1998

Education

1995 to 1996 The College of Law, London
Legal Practice Course
1994 to 1995 The College of Law, London
Common Professional Examination
1991 to 1994 Cambridge University, Clare College
Social and Political Science, MA (Hons)

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