The Edward Nugee Memorial Lectures 2022

A series of Edward Nugee Memorial Pensions Lectures took place in June 2022.

Pensions and personal bankruptcy: recent developments
David Pollard and Joseph Steadman
What does it all mean? Interpretation of pension scheme documents
Edward Sawyer and Jennifer Seaman
Using old law to solve new problems
Jonathan Hilliard KC, Thomas Robinson and Sebastian Allen
Broadening perspectives in the UK pension provision: European pension schemes in a post-Brexit world
Emily Campbell and Caspar Bartscherer
Broadening perspectives in the UK pension provision: Occupational pensions and Sharia law
Michael Furness KC and Michael Ashdown

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Articles
Beckmann claims and limitation
Daniel Jukes examines a recent case applying a six-year limitation period to Beckmann claims, and why its reasoning may be open to challenge. The article was first posted on Paul Newman KC‘s website pensionsbarrister.com Read the full article
By Daniel Jukes
Thursday 23 April 2026
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Recent Cases
Judgment handed down in Mendes v Slater and Gordon (UK) Limited and another
Pensions
Stephen Brown | Jonathan Chew
Thursday 19 March 2026
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Articles
The Pensions Ombudsman and the common law
Allison Wu considers two recent determinations of the Deputy Pensions Ombudsman which apply common law principles in pensions contexts. The article was first posted on Paul Newman KC‘s website pensionsbarrister.com Read the full article
By Allison Wu
Thursday 19 March 2026
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News
Paul Newman KC awarded a Visiting Research Fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
Paul Newman KC has been awarded a Visiting Research Fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) for 2026/2027, which will enable him to continue his research into 18th and 19th-century nominate law reporting. The IALS Visiting Research Fellowship... Read more
Wednesday 18 March 2026
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