Stephen Berry
Partner
Partner
Learn more about Stephen Berry
Stephen is a Partner based in our Liverpool office. He specialises in business restructuring, contentious insolvency and personal insolvency, with extensive experience across the financial services, legal and construction sectors.
Stephen has over 15 years of experience leading high-profile assignments, including business investigations, review work and securing funding solutions. He was appointed an officer of the court in connection with the largest legal fraud case in England and Wales. He acted as liquidator in the asset recovery and sale of a multi-million development construction site and worked on the pre-pack administration of a Merseyside business, saving over 150 jobs.
He served on the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee for the appointment of magistrates in Merseyside, and he is President of Merseyside Corporate Recovery Professionals.
Prior to joining BTG, Stephen gained experience at an advisory, insolvency and restructuring firm. He is an accredited mediator in civil and commercial disputes, a qualified solicitor and a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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Fourth Floor, 1 Old Hall Street, Liverpool, L3 9HF
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