Stephen Scholefield
Partner, Head of Pensions & Long-Term Savings
Pension disputes
We offer a track record of commercial and pragmatic solutions to complex and high value situations
Our collaborative and resourceful team have deep experience in complex work, such as regulatory investigations, multi-million pound negligence claims and disputes between trustees and employers.
We are always looking to do things differently - from innovative fee arrangements to creative approaches to litigation - and thinking beyond the law.
We can offer vision and guidance in the areas where the pensions industry is evolving: date security, master trusts , liability driven investment (LDI) and risk transfer disputes.
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