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• Leading transport lawyer Stephen Kirkbright has warnei the impending corporate killing legislation is threateni become a "nightmare scenario" for haulage firms.
Under the impending Corporate Homicide Bill a company bility would be extended to the "officers" of the compam chairman, chief executive, managing director and the con secretary. Each could face up to seven years in prison al unlimited fine If found guilty.
Kirkbright was speaking last week at a seminar, Eagii
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