Linklaters, Eversheds and Stephenson Harwood have advised on Sir Philip Green’s £363m settlement with the Pensions Regulator following the collapse of retailer BHS, which filed for administration in April last year.
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Sir Philip Green agrees deal with Pensions Regulator following retail giant's collapse
March 01, 2017 at 06:22 AM
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Linklaters, Eversheds and Stephenson Harwood have advised on Sir Philip Green’s £363m settlement with the Pensions Regulator following the collapse of retailer BHS, which filed for administration in April last year.
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