The British Medical Association has lost its legal challenge on NHS widowers' pensions which could have cost the government more than £4bn.
Switching pension uprating to Consumer Prices Index is the biggest "raid" on pensions since the change to scheme corporation tax arrangements in 1997, a trade union says.
Sebastian Cheek examines the fallout from the High Court ruling to uphold the Prudential Assurance Company's decision to cap discretionary increases for its scheme members.
Sebastian Cheek on Prudential's legal win over members
A ruling that trustees have relied on to unwind decisions without formal rectification since 1975 has been swept away by the Court of Appeal.
The BT Pension Scheme shortfall shrank £1.5bn in Q4 last year, helped by a £1bn increase in asset values and a £525m deficit payment, according to its quarterly report.
An "old fashioned common sense" High Court ruling has approved an unusual compromise agreement on benefit equalisation for a Sea Containers scheme.
Sebastian Cheek assessed the impact of TPR's 'hard fought' High Court win
The High Court ruling granting trustees ‘super priority' in obligations arising from a financial support direction against insolvent companies "desperately cries out for legislative intervention", lawyers say.
A ruling which barred all compromise agreements is overturned