In a new ranking, Sackers has been named the most highly recommended law firm in the LB100, based on feedback from nearly 80,000 law firm clients. This recognition places Sackers at the top of the rankings for client satisfaction, surpassing some of the UK’s most prominent legal firms.
The rankings are based on a simple yet powerful
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Andy Lewis joins Hymans DC Master Trust Marketplace series
Partner, Andy Lewis joins Hyman Robertson’s webinar to discuss Mansion House reforms. One of the key aims is to “unlock DC pension assets for greater investment in UK productive finance.” Andy shares valuable insights, emphasising the need for a clearer legal definition of what this means in practice.
Don’t miss this important discussion – listen…
Naomi Brown explores “Deciding you aren’t ready to decide”
Effective decision-making for trustees requires careful timing and preparation. Naomi Brown, senior counsel looks at Trustees ensuring they have all the necessary information, input from relevant parties, and time to consider options.
Read Naomi’s article in Pensions Age.
Sackers is recognised as a Top Employer 2025 for another consecutive year
Sackers has been recognised by the Top Employers Institute as a Top Employer 2025 in the UK.
Being certified as a Top Employer showcases our dedication to making Sackers a great place to work through our various people practices in areas including Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Wellbeing and more. An example…
Eleanor Daplyn comments on possible plan to unlock DB scheme surpluses in Professional Pensions
The Chancellor is expected to outline plans to “unlock” DB surpluses in her growth speech on 29 January, in a bid to help boost the economy.
Sources suggest that the proposal for releasing the surplus may be included in the upcoming Pension Schemes Bill, expected to be published in the coming months.
Read Eleanor’s comments…
Claire van Rees comments on Inheritance Tax on pensions consultation
Claire van Rees, partner, comments: We are encouraged by HMRC’s desire to engage with the industry to understand the impact of its inheritance tax proposals, which would bring most unused pension funds and lump sum death benefits within scope of inheritance tax. Whilst we appreciate HMRC’s aims of ensuring pensions aren’t used as tax-planning vehicles…
Emma Martin discusses managing master trust moves in Pensions Expert
Emma Martin, Senior counsel discusses the challenges employers and trustees face when considering switching master trust providers, a trend increasingly likely due to the upcoming Value for Money regime. Like any relationship, navigating the ‘split’ can be tricky.
As the master trust market matures, many employers and trustees are looking to change providers, but the…
Jacqui Reid comments on Pensions Investment Review consultation
Jacqui Reid, partner comments:
“We welcome the Government seeking views from the industry on its proposed reforms to accelerate consolidation in the DC market. We know that the Government’s primary objective is to generate further investment in the UK and that this is in reality the key driver behind these proposals. We are supportive of…
Peter Murphy shares top tips for trustees and sponsors on pensions litigation
In a recent article in Professional Pensions, partner Peter Murphy highlights the growing awareness among trustees and sponsoring employers about the importance of carefully assessing whether to pursue claims to recover losses.
Peter outlines key factors for evaluating such claims and offers guidance on handling challenging situations, including weighing up the pros and cons of…
Sackers advises on £20m buy-in for the General Council of the Bar Pension and Life Assurance Fund
The General Council of the Bar Pension and Life Assurance Fund has completed a full scheme buy-in with Pension Insurance Corporation for £20m. The transaction secures the benefits of 103 members of the Fund and marks the first buy-in within Mosaic, PIC’s streamlined service for smaller pension schemes with assets under £100 million.
Pavan Bhardwaj,…