Mayo Wynne Baxter has joined forces with planning, design and development consultancy Marrons to expand its service offering to winery and vineyard clients – a growing sector for the Sussex and Kent-based law firm. Home

The Employment Tribunal case of Herbert v Main Group Services has grabbed national attention as it relates to an office manager who was summarily dismissed for gross misconduct after calling her manager and a director

In many Employment Tribunal claims involving allegations of disability discrimination, the first hurdle for an employee will be to establish that they are a disabled person under the Equality Act 2010. An individual is disabled

We’re excited to share that Mayo Wynne Baxter has opened a new office in Tunbridge Wells, further strengthening our presence across the South East. The new space, located at Lonsdale Gate just a three-minute walk

The recent controversy surrounding Gregg Wallace’s behaviour on MasterChef and his subsequent suggestion that being autistic explains his behaviour, raises an important question: how should employers respond when an employee’s behaviour is inappropriate, yet potentially

If you own a leasehold house and your landlord cannot be found, you might be wondering whether it’s still possible to buy the freehold. The good news is that the Leasehold Reform Act 1967 provides

When creating a trust as part of your estate or succession planning, signing the trust deed is just the beginning. A vital next step is transferring the intended assets to the trustee. Without this transfer,