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Mark Kowalik
Knowledge Counsel

Mark Kowalik

London, United Kingdom
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  • English
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Mark Kowalik joined CMS in 1986, qualifying into the Pensions department in 1988.Mark advises trustees and employers on general pensions issues. He is the former chair of the Association of Pension Lawyers Education and Seminars Committee and a former Treasurer of the Association.Mark has ranked in Chambers as pensions expert for a number of years.

Publications

  • Contributor to the Pensions Law Handbook (16th Edition), Bloomsbury Professional.

Education

  • 1986 – Law Society Finals, Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham
  • 1985 – BA St John’s College Oxford
Practice Areas
Employment, Labour & Pensions Pensions

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Publication United Kingdom

CMS launches 16th edition of the Pensions Law Handbook

09 Oct 2023 2 min read
Legal Update United Kingdom

Employer debt reform: helping companies restructure

23 Sep 2009 4 min read
Legal Update United Kingdom

Pitfalls of transferring undertakings between pension scheme employers

05 Jan 2007 5 min read
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