
James Bingham
James is a partner in our specialist pensions litigation team. His practice covers the full spectrum of pensions related litigation. He has been involved in a wide variety of cases and has extensive experience of dealing with investigations by the Pensions Regulator in both a defined benefit and a defined contribution context. James has also worked on a number of significant High Court case, including: Wedgwood v Salt – acting for the representative beneficiary in Part 8 proceedings concerning the closure of the Scheme to future accrual prior to the Scheme entering the PPF; and Saga Group Ltd v Paul – acting for the employer and the trustee jointly in rectification and professional negligence proceedings relating to certain errors in the Scheme documentation. James has been involved in advising both trustee and adviser clients on professional negligence actions, focusing on the needs of the client and works to ensure that the best possible result is achieved, often through mediation or other forms of ADR. James also frequently works with the firm’s ongoing clients to provide advice and guidance in relation to complaints brought by members under the scheme’s internal dispute resolution procedure and ultimately to the Pensions Ombudsman. · Sacker & Partners LLP
About
Partner in the specialist pensions litigation team at Sacker & Partners LLP, with a practice covering the full spectrum of pensions-related litigation. He has acted in High Court cases (including Wedgwood v Salt and Saga Group Ltd v Paul), advises on Pensions Regulator investigations and professional negligence claims, and handles member complaints through internal dispute resolution and the Pensions Ombudsman; he has worked in pensions since 2010.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Admissions
- England & Wales (qualified 2009)