Pensions

Articles

Plugging the gaps

Employers are investing in intellectual property to tackle pension scheme deficits, says Justin McGilloway

Djanogly accused over brother-in-law's claims management business

Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly is facing conflict of interest claims over two management firms, Going Legal and Legal Link Introductory Services, owned by his brother-in-law, Ben Silk.

Update: pensions

With the pension pots of millions likely to be significantly reduced and fewer people than ever prepared for retirement, the future is looking bleak. Jennie Kreser considers how the D'Arcys and Bennetts of today will cope

Myth busting

Simon Gibbs separates fact from fiction on guideline hourly rates

EHRC hits back in row over Christians

Stonewall 'deeply disturbed' by attempt to intervene in cases

At your service

When the ABS era arrives, many law firms will struggle to compete with the flawless customer service offered by the big non-legal brands – but it's not too late to improve standards, says Andrew Morton

Right move

Jonathan Silverman and Jennie Kreser explain how capitalising on intellectual property rights could unlock funds from a client's pension fund

Mind your Ps and Qs

Innocent until you drop your 't'? The courts need formality, says Felix