Liam is a partner in our Pensions team, having qualified into it in 2013. He has extensive experience advising employers, trustees and providers on every aspect of UK pensions law and is a director of the firm’s independent trustee company.
As a trusted adviser to many corporates and trustee boards, Liam recognises that every pension scheme and every client is different. He gives strategic advice as well as technical legal input – his unique insights and fresh perspectives enabling clients to navigate through even the most challenging scenarios.
He has particular expertise in:
- the employer debt regime
- resolving documentation and equalisation issues
- complaints and disputes
- the pensions aspects of corporate transactions
- scheme de-risking strategies and wind up journeys
- the pensions and regulatory implications of insolvencies and restructurings
Liam is a member of the Association of Pensions Lawyers.
Liam is a highly responsive, intelligent, articulate and detail conscious individual. Liam is highly dependable, able to translate complex legal issues into understandable terms. He is extremely bright and very thorough.
Client quote
Liam is top-drawer and he provides expert advice with a strong understanding of the intricacies of our scheme.
Chambers & Partners, 2024
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