Dean Orgill is a Partner within the Litigation Department and Chairman. He has been with Mayo Wynne Baxter for over 20 years. Dean acts on behalf of a range of clients involved in commercial disputes, working with them to find the best possible resolution.
Before joining the firm, Dean qualified as a solicitor in 1987, and has specialised in litigation ever since. During his 20 years experience he has acted for local, national and international businesses in relation to the protection of their intellectual property rights and brands. His approach has been described by clients as calm and measured, but forceful when required.
Dean's artistic endeavours are largely limited to appreciating a wide range of music, his own skills as a drummer never having required him to consider the terms of recording or performance contracts.
At work Dean has particular interest in commercial litigation within the media and creative industries and leisure sector.
Well, maybe not “waxing” as such, as even I do not go back as far as wax cylinders (though the era of vinyl I admit to), but some musings on specialist record shops – prompted by the forthcoming Record Store Day on 21st April (see www.recordstoreday.co.uk). Putting aside a quibble as to what happened to… Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
There are those who I have encountered at various business functions (or indeed any other opportunity) over the recent past who will have been on the receiving end of my increasingly passionate diatribe about what is going to happen to our High Streets and town centres in the majority of the towns around the country…. Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
This month I have had the honour of becoming the President of Sussex Law Society. Being asked to take over this role in a Society with a history stretching back more than 150 years is an honour not to be taken lightly. Looking at the roll call of my predecessors the phrase “standing on the… Read the rest of this post (No Comments)
