The insolvency process, being a process with a universal vocation in both the subjective and objective sense (it brings together all the debtor's means to satisfy all the claims of all their creditors), often interacts with other technical and legal areas.

Thinking about this interaction requires knowledges, often specialised, and, above all, a dialogue of people and knowledges that allows us to understand whether these areas require adaptation and to overcome differences in logic and language.

The combination of the debtor's interests with workers' rights, pre- and post-declaration of insolvency tax life and the accounting issues that arise in this context are the concern of this series, which brings together people with different views on each topic, but always centred on insolvency issues.

This Advanced Training Series is rounded off with a practical view of a phase that draws on contributions from all these areas: the liquidation of assets.