British companies turn to help lines
Legal expenses insurer DAS says British companies are gearing up forpossible war with Iraq by turnin...
Legal expenses insurer DAS says British companies are gearing up forpossible war with Iraq by turning to 24-hour help lines to clarify theirlegal position with regard to the possible mobilisation of 45,000reservists.
Legal advice manager Rhian Rosser explained there had been a surge incalls since reservists were called up on January 7: "Smaller businesseshave been particularly concerned, but we have also had the personneldepartments of large organisations calling for guidance on their rightsand
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