Lawyers acting on behalf of Halcrow Pensioners' Association (HPA) are disputing a proposed regulated apportionment arrangement (RAA) for the engineering company's defined benefit (DB) scheme.
Irwin Mitchell, which is aiding HPA, said it has submitted a case to the Upper Tribunal of the Pensions Regulator (TPR). The association, which has correspondence with around 528 members of the ...
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