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TreasureGuard Limited has been approached by a number of freelancers who were working through Chamberlain Scott International Limited (CSI).
TreasureGuard has agreed to act as coordinator for any freelancers and any creditors in any action against CSI and its former directors and will be advised by the law firm Burges Salmon in any proceedings.
Chamberlain Scott recently entered into administration with a number of creditors, including freelancers, reportedly owed considerable sums of money from the company.
TreasureGuard, is a Bristol-based tax, law and accountancy practice, which has already been involved with a number of IR35 cases for freelancers. (See Shout99 story IR35 decision changed - August 6, 2003.)
David Greene, Business Manager, TreasureGuard Limited, said: "Any individual or company that has lost, or is concerned about losing money as a result of recent events at CSI, or is a creditor of CSI is invited to contact us.
"In the meantime, before sending any timesheets or invoices to any company with a similar name to 'Chamberlain Scott' contractors may wish to contact us or the administrators, or take independent legal advice."
For further information: contact, David Greene on 0117 9080133. David has previously contributed to Shout99. His profile can be viewed here David Greene, TreasureGuard
For further details about Treasureguard see their website: www.treasureguard.com
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Susie Hughes © Shout99.com 2003
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