BDB Pitmans joins GRiD

Law firm becomes latest member of industry body

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BDB Pitmans has joined Group Risk Development (GRiD), the industry body for group risk.

The UK law firm has previously worked on group life and expected group life trusts for employers, insurers, and independent trustees.  David Hosford, partner at BDB Pitmans, said: "In our field it's imperative that we're up to date with the latest legislation and regulations, and GRiD will help us do that.  "Being active in this area, we also believe we have a lot to contribute, so we're keen to give something back, and we're looking forward to getting involved."  BDB Pitmans is the latest firm to join the industry group.   Last week, GRiD welcomed Working to Wel...

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