Company directorships: corporate criminal risks - part 3

In the third of a three-part series, Simon Fawell, Paul Brehony and Kate Gee at Signature Litigation LLP focus on the steeply heightened risks directors face from tough corporate criminal liability rules

Risks for company directors are on the rise. There are steeply heightened risks in the sphere of corporate criminal liability, where the tremors occasioned by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia/Ukraine crisis have made the landscape even more challenging for directors and in circumstances where corporate liability could lead to personal claims against directors for losses suffered.   

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