In this role you will join a specialist pensions team to advise and support on advisory, transactional and regulatory matters for trustees, employers and scheme providers. You will work with partners to handle day-to-day scheme issues, governance, and corporate transactions with pensions considerations, while developing client relationships and contributing to business development. The opportunity includes drafting scheme documentation, due diligence on deals, and monitoring regulatory changes, all within an agile, hybrid-working environment. You will grow within a dedicated practice, shaping practical, commercially focused advice for a UK client base.
Pay / Benefits
hybrid working policy
flexible working arrangements
potential for remote or UK location work
competitive salary £70,000–£90,000
permanent contract
full-time hours
Responsibilities
Provide advisory, transactional and regulatory pensions work for trustees, employers and scheme providers
Draft and review scheme documentation and member communications; give legal advice
Assist with due diligence and pensions-related documentation on corporate matters
Monitor legislative and regulatory developments affecting pension schemes
Participate in client meetings and deliver practical, commercially oriented advice
Support pitches, business development and thought leadership
Collaborate with corporate, employment and disputes teams to handle cross-disciplinary matters
Maintain organised case management and build trusted client relationships
Key requirements
England & Wales-qualified solicitor
approximately 1–3 years’ PQE with exposure to pensions law
strong drafting, analytical and communication skills
sound commercial judgement and attention to detail
organised, proactive, able to manage competing priorities
team player with ability to build client relationships
genuine interest in developing a career in pensions law
strong drafting
analytical thinking
clear communication
pensions law exposure
drafting of schemes and related documents
due diligence on corporate matters involving pensions
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