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After an unplanned break from blogging, I am happy to return with news that, on Wednesday this week (October 5), the
UK Supreme Court will deliver its judgment in
BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA [2022] UKSC 25. The court was required to consider, to quote directly from its
summary, whether “the trigger for the directors’ duty to consider creditors is merely a real risk of, as opposed to a probability of or close proximity to, insolvency”.