How UK trustees took a billion-pound battle across the Atlantic

The Nortel case has big repercussions for pensions in international insolvencies

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A critical ruling in the Nortel legal case has big repercussions for international insolvencies involving pension schemes, Natasha Browne hears

The Nortel UK Pension Scheme had 40,000 members and a deficit of £2.1bn when the company went bust in 2009. During the strenuous six-year legal battle to keep the scheme out of the Pension Protecti...

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