Pensions disputes: Part 8 claims and the role of representative beneficiaries

This practice note considers proceedings begun by pension scheme trustees under Part 8 of the Civil Procedure Rules, including the role of representative beneficiaries. It covers the various stages of a Part 8 claim focusing on the key practical case management and costs issues that arise in pensions cases. It also considers representation orders under CPR 19.7 and the process for identifying, appointing and advising representative beneficiaries.

Carolyn Saunders, Pinsent Masons

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