The Manchester-based practice at Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP is ‘strongly recommended for its exceptional expertise in pensions law’. The team is well-placed to assist its portfolio of clients, which is formed of employers, pension schemes, insurers and public authorities, with the full remit of domestic and international pensions issues. Team lead Ele Lovering’s workload includes providing strategic advice to trustees and employers, and handling pensions issues arising from corporate restructurings, scheme mergers and scheme funding solutions. Simon Daniel‘s is well equipped to advise on pensions bulk annuity transactions, while recently promoted partner Amanda Small assists with defined benefit and defined contributions matters. Helen May assists sector-spanning clients on DB and hybrid arrangements.
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- ‘We strongly recommend Eversheds for their exceptional expertise in pension law. What sets this practice apart is its combination of deep specialist knowledge and access to a global network of experts, ensuring there is seamless advice on the most complex matters. The key strengths are the technical knowledge, responsiveness and ability to provide clear, pragmatic solutions tailored to our needs.'
- 'Eversheds stands out for how they have taken time to truly understand our needs and the clear way they deliver their advice.’
Key clients
- Macmillan Cancer Support Pension Scheme
- ABB Limited Pension Scheme
Work highlights
Advised a pension scheme in relation to a scheme change project and the exit of one of the employers, the Regulator of Social Housing.
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Amanda Small
Practice head
Ele Lovering
Other key lawyers
Helen May; Amanda Small; Lauren O'Connor; Simon Daniel; Sarah Lown