Business Weekly - Cambridge, UK

"The credit crunch has had a huge impact on business confidence across the region. Companies are now reacting to the deteriorating market conditions and are looking at ways to tighten their belts so their business can survive these hard times" says June Salmon, an Employment Solicitor at East Anglian law firm Kester Cunningham John.  "Human resources will be under the spotlight, so here are some top tips to help make the best use of your staff during these testing times".

Kester Cunningham John (KCJ) continues to make great strides in the ‘Chambers & Partners’ rankings; market observers credit the firm as having “moved forward at an impressively quick rate” in recent years and as being “widely perceived to be East Anglia’s most ambitious firm.”

East Anglian law firm, Kester Cunningham John (KCJ), has succeeded against national competition to win a contract from the UK’s largest civil service trade union, Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS).

The ongoing effects of the credit crunch mean tough times for many businesses - with belt-tightening and staff cutbacks increasingly evident.  If the worst does come to the worst, and redundancies become necessary, it is important employers know how to handle such a situation and are up-to-date with developments in the law.

Law firm Kester Cunningham John has been awarded the ‘Business Development Initiative’ of the year award at the prestigious Lawnet Awards held at Whittlebury Hall Northamptonshire on 4th October 2008.

One of London's top clinical negligence lawyers,Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp,has joined East Anglian leaders in the field Kester Cunningham John.

Anglia Autoflow Limited has abandoned its claim for breach of copyright against its rival, Wrightfield Limited.

The career of up and coming Norfolk superbike talent, Sam Bishop, has been given a sponsorship boost by East Anglian law firm Kester Cunningham John.