Gareth Rusling
Partner
Partner
Learn more about Gareth Rusling
Gareth is a Partner based in our Sheffield office. He specialises in corporate insolvency and turnaround, with extensive experience supporting clients across all sectors, particularly farming and renewables. He is regularly appointed liquidator and administrator of SME businesses and handles solvent liquidations.
Gareth has over 30 years of experience dealing with corporate insolvencies both locally and nationwide. His recent cases include a company owning a number of wind turbines, trading these while marketing for sale. He was involved in the sale of a farm machinery dealer to two different parties, allowing secured creditors to be repaid and making distributions to preferential creditors, saving most jobs. He supported a group of engineering companies by selling assets and working with the factoring company on debtor collection.
He is a qualified Certified Accountant and a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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