MIA Announces Free Legal Help From Croner For Motorsports Industry

London, March 13, 2010: Recognising the rise in demand from businesses for, and the cost involved in, legal advice over an ever- increasing variety of areas, the MIA has moved to save money for the industry, in collaboration with market leader Croner.

For more than half a century, Croner has been the professional's first choice for legal compliance and best practice in human resources, health & safety, and environmental management.

This special MIA service for motorsport companies covers all legal questions involving tax, VAT, PAYE, Payroll, Employment & Personnel, and Health & Safety, as well as Commercial Legal.

"This FREE service definitely saves money, as our own experience has shown" says Chris Aylett, CEO of the MIA.

"We have saved a substantial amount of money over the years, mostly on employment or contract issues, and on VAT/tax matters. We get an excellent, immediate answer, on which we can rely. This expert opinion then helps us form our own plans, and if the issue becomes a major one, we go to our corporate legal advisors."

This does not aim to replace the regular legal advisor to a company, but it does save money by securing fully-qualified legal advice, AT NO COST, on many day-to-day trivial matters. During these tough business times, such matters arise regularly from staff or customers.

To secure this FREE service, companies simply sign on to join the MIA through http://www.the-mia.com, after which they receive a special access code to this service and many others.

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NOTES FOR EDITORS :: The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) is the world's leading trade association for Motorsport's performance engineering, services and tuning industry. It represents the specialised needs of this highly successful Industry which, although extending throughout the world and rapidly expanding in the developing nations, is centred here in the UK. :: The MIA Membership displays a wide demographic spread, including motorsport and performance engineering companies; race and rally teams; governing bodies; motorsport services; research organisations; race circuits; and universities and colleges.