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With the Government’s drive for pension schemes to invest in UK growth, is it time to also think about reform of the concept of fiduciary duties?

The firm has won all three awards it was nominated for including Team of the Year, Lawyer of the Year and Community Impact

The Panel provide useful guidance for commissioners and providers on the obligations relating to the Most Suitable Provider process

This month we bring you thoughts on what the Autumn budget means for pensions, the proposals to extend CDC and new trustee obligations in relation to securitisations, as well as updates on pension scams, ESG, EDI, and of course, the return of the Pensions Pod

The Autumn Statement on 30 October 2024 brought sweeping changes to inheritance tax reliefs that will put considerable financial pressure on landowners and farmers

The firm’s Corporate and M&A team is pleased to have advised specialist manufacturer of optical components and systems, Gooch & Housego PLC, on its acquisition of Phoenix Optical

In this handbook, we outline the key reforms coming out of the Employment Rights Bill and beyond and offer insights for employers on navigating the changes

The Supreme Court has clarified fundamental principles of administrative law, reiterating the role of JR and the suitable alternative remedy principle

Conflict in a family business can be extremely damaging. When does it arise and how can it be addressed?

Witness evidence, historically crucial in courts, often faces scrutiny. Yet, witness evidence remains vital, needing careful handling to mitigate memory biases and errors