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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Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised the shareholders of independent financial advisory and wealth management firm Shackleton, including the private equity buy-and-build specialist Sovereign Capital Partners, on the exit to Lee Equity Partners.
Pinsent Masons named by The Times as a Top 50 Employer for Gender Equality
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has been announced by Business in the Community as one of The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality in 2025. This year’s list marks the sixth time that the firm has been recognised for its commitment to embedding gender equality into all levels of the organisation.
Pinsent Masons act as key adviser to Dalmore Capital in relation to acquisition by Royal London
Multinational Law firm Pinsent Masons played a key role in advising the UK-based infrastructure asset manager Dalmore Capital through its acquisition by UK pensions and investment giant Royal London.
