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This area covers how workplace and personal pension schemes are run, regulated, and how benefits are secured for current and former employees. A solicitor in pensions handles the governance and administration of schemes, compliance with auto-enrolment and disclosure obligations, and disputes or liability arising from trusteeship or scheme management. They advise employers, trustees, and sometimes members on scheme design, risk, governance, and regulatory duties.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Pensions work involves drafting and reviewing trust deeds and rules, guiding auto-enrolment obligations, negotiating member communications, managing governance and valuations, and handling disputes with trustees, sponsors, or the Pensions Regulator. It also covers winding up or transforming schemes, scheme mergers, and claims involving misadministration, breaches of fiduciary duties, or deficiency in contributions and benefits. Governance and regulatory compliance drive timing and risk in all steps.
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