Hogan Lovells

Pension schemes are being left in limbo after major Budget changes come into effect yesterday - but without the necessary supporting regulations.

Rachel Dalton looks at the latest twist in the row over civil partners’ scheme benefits

Naomi Rainey looks at responses to the Law Commission’s review of fiduciary duty

Rachel Dalton examines Steve Webb’s plan to make annuities more consumer-friendly

Faye Jarvis has been elevated to of counsel in the Hogan Lovells' London pensions team as one of 38 promotions to counsel, of counsel and consultant.

A new scheme for members of the Kodak Pension Plan (KPP) will be launched in April 2014 after more than three quarters of members of the current scheme backed the proposal.

The Association of British Insurers' (ABI) opposition to defined ambition (DA) is "unfortunate" and "premature", Hogan Lovells head of pensions Jane Samsworth has said.

Sackers has promoted banking and finance specialist Vicky Carr to partner after two years with the pensions law firm.

Jack Jones looks at the details of the ground-breaking deal to revive Kodak and keep its scheme out of the Pension Protection Fund

The government has delayed plans to force schemes to equalise guaranteed minimum pensions until Spring 2014, pensions minister Steve Webb told lawyers last week.