Chris advises pension trustees and companies on all pensions legal issues.His work includes various large projects (bulk transfers, corporate restructuring, valuation negotiations, benefit design changes, liability management and buy-ins/outs) and he has particular expertise in regulatory matters. He has significant experience of advising on anti-avoidance cases.
Chris also supports trustees with "business as usual" matters e.g. member and documentation queries. He enjoys delivering training and is a regular public speaker, including at the firm’s flagship 'Hot Topics' pensions seminars and at events held by others.
Chris joined Burges Salmon as a trainee in 2009 and is a full member of the Association of Pension Lawyers.
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Did you know we have launched a podcast on pensions?
In each short episode (10-15 mins), Helen Cracknell and I break down a hot topic in...
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