Thomas Robinson of Wilberforce Chambers looks at an important new Court of Appeal case which has struck down the practice of requiring...

There is no article this week as Paul is in Brussels at the APL Annual Conference, where he is speaking on Problems of Evidence and Proof...

The Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in Manolete Partners plc v White [2024] EWCA Civ 1418, overturning the first instance...

In National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers v Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive T/A Nexus  [2024] UKSC 37, the...

In the latest episode (recorded in June 2024), Paul talks to Dame Jane Newell, former Chair of the Maxwell Pensioners Trust and former...

Paul Newman KC considers a case in which pension scheme amendments were rectified to overcome the failure of a trustee to sign the...

Paul Newman KC looks at Lefort v HMRC , in which the FTT has controversially refused to follow an earlier FTT decision on whether a...

One of the announcements in the Chancellor's Budget today is the introduction of IHT on pensions. The Chancellor has announced that the...

In Seg Bell v Ratna Singh [2024] EWHC 2725 (KB), Master Davidson, sitting in the London Circuit Commercial Court, made third-party debt...

Ram Lakshman considers whether the Chancellor’s proposals to encourage (or mandate) British pension schemes to invest in British...