The importance of pension comms being 'private and confidential'

Richard Bacon and Jeremy Goodwin look at the learnings from Farley v Paymaster

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Eversheds Sutherland's Richard Bacon and Jeremy Goodwin
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Eversheds Sutherland's Richard Bacon and Jeremy Goodwin

A pension trustee or administrator who suffers a data breach may be an attractive target for litigation.

Not only do they have significant amounts of members' personal data and regulatory responsibilities, but also the benefit of professional insurance or scheme / employer indemnities to meet an award...

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