Acclaimed local crime fiction author Martin Edwards – who is head of employment law at Knutsford based Mace & Jones – is launching his latest whodunnit ‘The Serpent Pool’ in paperback this weekend. The Lake District based murder mystery is Edwards 14th crime thriller and the fourth in his Cumbrian series following the fortunes of [...]
Leading crime writing lawyer Martin Edwards is launching a new book of short stories for the Christmas market. Edwards, who is head of employment law at Knutsford law firm Mace & Jones, has compiled and edited the latest edition of the Crime Writers Association (CWA) Anthology ‘Original Sins’. He said the book features 16 short [...]
Mace & Jones head of employment law Martin Edwards issued his warning to bosses after the pensions minister Steve Webb confirmed all companies will have to abide by the new auto-enrolment rules, despite speculation smaller firms would be excluded. Mr Edwards said under the reforms all employers will be compelled to enrol their new recruits [...]
A leading law firm is warning that the school summer holiday period could trigger an increase in international disputes over where children of separating couples should live.
Acclaimed crime fiction author, and head of employment law at Knutsford law firm Mace & Jones, Martin Edwards returns to action this month with his latest whodunnit ‘The Serpent Pool’.
Knutsford law firm Mace & Jones issues an urgent plea to employers and HR directors to start planning now for the Equality Bill and other discrimination law changes, which are likely to come into force during 2010.
Marco Pierre White’s spicy divorce throws light on snooping rights
A leading business support agency offering business start up advice across Knutsford and Cheshire says it has seen a sharp spike in New Year enquiries from people wanting to become self employed. Blue Orchid says the majority of business start up queries are coming from workers who been made redundant over the last six months and [...]
A leading North West law firm says it is seeing a sharp increase in New Year divorce enquiries and it is predicting that more break ups will happen this year as the economy recovers.
