Pension law
Pensions are currently a hot topic. The Future Pension Act came into force in 2023 with a transition period of up to 5 years. This may affect pension entitlement. Do you need help and support on questions related to pension law? We are happy to think along with you and advise on which steps to take.
JPR advises on legal issues related to pensions. Where necessary, we also litigate on behalf of employers, works councils, or pension providers. A pension lawyer at JPR is happy to assist you.
How can we help?
Pension law is about building pension arrangements and entitlement to a pension. What does a pension scheme entail? What should you consider when changing a pension scheme? Sometimes, an employer falls under a compulsory Industry Pension Fund. As an entrepreneur, how do you become aware of this? To answer these questions, you can turn to a pension lawyer.
In the past, pensions received too little attention, while the risks were high. Consider, for example, the role of pensions in company takeovers. How do you solve this as an employer? And what effect does it have on the purchase price? We’re also happy to help you with issues concerning the amendment of pension agreements or co-determination on the adjustment of a pension scheme. As pension law covers various topics, we have made a selection for you.
- Nature of a pension agreement
- The ‘Pension Triangle’
- Pension providers
- Future Pensions Act
Our lawyers in pension law
Why choose a pension lawyer from JPR?
At JPR, our specialists in pension law know the rules, laws, and regulations surrounding pensions. You can turn to us for guidance and advice on various pension issues.
Not many law firms in the Netherlands employ a pension lawyer in-house. At JPR, we work with efficient work processes, predictable costs, and with realistic rates. A pension lawyer can support, help, and advise in various pension law disputes. We prove that professionalism doesn’t have to be cold or distant. How we do that? We understand the concerns of business owners and organisations and address them competently and enthusiastically.
When might you engage a pension lawyer?
Do you deal with ambiguities surrounding pensions? Perhaps there is a conflict between the employer and employee about the amount of the pension. Or there is a dispute with the insurer around the survivor’s pension or disability pension. In these and other cases, it is advisable to engage a pension lawyer. A pension lawyer also specialises in the following issues:
- Changing pension schemes;
- The consequences of pensions when companies are taken over;
- Answering legal questions regarding the Future Pensions Act, for example regarding the transition plan or transitional law.