Cameron is part of the firm’s commercial dispute resolution team, with a particular focus on contractual disputes, debt recovery, insolvency and disputes concerning company shareholders and directors.

Cameron helps clients resolve commercial disputes efficiently and with a sharp focus on their wider business objectives. Working within the commercial dispute resolution team, he advises on contractual claims, debt recovery actions, insolvency related disputes, and conflicts between company shareholders and directors. Cameron combines strategic insight with clear communication to help clients make informed decisions at every stage of the dispute resolution process. He is committed to delivering outcomes that align not only with the legal position but also with the commercial realities that clients face.

Cameron completed his undergraduate Law degree at the University of Surrey in 2017 before later completing his Legal Practice Course at the University of Law (Guildford campus). His academic background laid strong foundations for his analytical approach and interest in commercial litigation.

Cameron began his legal career as a paralegal in a busy local authority legal team, where he gained experience of criminal law, regulatory matters and contract work. He subsequently moved into private practice in 2021, where he continued his training before qualifying as a solicitor in April 2024. Cameron joined Mayo Wynne Baxter’s commercial litigation team in June 2025.

Cameron is based in the firm’s Brighton office but is able to assist clients across all of the firm’s offices throughout Sussex.

Rohit Walia is a solicitor specialising in employment law, advising both employers and employees on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious matters.

Rohit has experience advising on Settlement Agreements, workplace disputes and day-to-day HR matters. He regularly advises on unfair dismissal, discrimination and redundancy issues, as well as disciplinary and grievance procedures, performance management concerns and general HR support.

Rohit values the people-focused nature of employment law and the opportunity to support clients through complex and sensitive situations. He is known for delivering clear, pragmatic advice and for helping clients feel confident and supported when navigating workplace challenges.

Outside of work, Rohit enjoys playing tennis, badminton and squash, and volunteers at his local Sikh Gurdwara.

Neshanga qualified as a Solicitor in May 2025 and recently joined the Family Department.

Neshanga completed her undergraduate degree in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Kent, before undertaking the Graduate Diploma in Law at City, University of London. She went on to complete the Legal Practice Course at City, achieving a Distinction.

Neshanga assists across a wide range of matters while developing her own caseload, working closely with senior colleagues on both children and relationship breakdown issues.

Her growing practice includes children matters, divorce, and cases involving domestic abuse, including applications for non molestation and occupation orders. She supports clients involved in urgent or sensitive situations and is steadily gaining experience in cases where safeguarding concerns or heightened emotional pressures are present.

Known for her empathetic and client focused approach, Neshanga is particularly adept at working with vulnerable individuals who require clear, calm and compassionate guidance. She is committed to ensuring that every client feels supported and fully informed throughout their matter.

Professional yet approachable, Neshanga brings sensitivity, clarity and practical problem solving to every case, and is committed to developing her expertise within the Family Department

Neshanga serves clients across Crawley and London, and she is fluent in both Tamil and English.

Roshni is a lawyer with over 8 years experience advising clients. Roshni has a keen focus on Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorneys and Estate administration matters.

Roshni is dedicated to providing bespoke legal advice tailored to the individual needs of her clients. She delivers thoughtful, personalised guidance to help individuals and families protect their interests and ensure their wishes are fully respected.

With an approach grounded in trust, empathy, and a deep understanding of complex legal frameworks, Roshni offers a high‑quality, client‑centred service at every stage. She is committed to building strong, long‑lasting relationships, offering clarity and reassurance even in the most sensitive matters.

Roshni is also actively engaged in her local community and frequently supports charities that assist older and vulnerable individuals—reflecting her commitment to the people she serves both in and outside her legal practice.

Outside of work, Roshni enjoys experimenting with new recipes, travelling, and spending quality time with her loved ones.

Ross joined Mayo Wynne Baxter as an Employment Solicitor in January 2024. After a period with another firm, he returned in September 2026 having broadened his experience. He advises employers and employees on all aspects of employment law and has a particular interest in discrimination. He is passionate about supporting businesses to grow and navigate tricky employment issues, as well as protecting the rights of individuals in the workplace.

He qualified as a solicitor in 2022, training at a local Brighton firm before moving to a national trade union firm where he advised and represented members. He is known for straightforward, pragmatic advice and for guiding clients through every stage of the Employment Tribunal process. His recent work includes successful outcomes and high‑value settlements in complex discrimination matters.

Ross is a member of the Society of Visually Impaired Lawyers (SoVIL) and the Sussex LGBTQ Lawyers’ Network. Outside work he sings with the Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus and enjoys the gym, gaming and musical theatre.

Megan is a Solicitor in our private client team, having qualified while developing her career with the firm. She supports clients with Wills, Powers of Attorney and estate administration, offering clear, practical guidance to help individuals and families navigate important personal matters.

Megan brings a thoughtful and client‑centred approach to her work, drawing on several years of experience within our private client team. She takes the time to understand each client’s individual circumstances and priorities, ensuring the advice she provides is tailored, practical and responsive to their needs.

She qualified as a Solicitor in 2025 after completing her Law Degree at the University of Sussex and her Legal Practice Course with the University of Law. Megan joined MWB in 2020 as a paralegal, later progressing to the role of Private Client Executive in 2024 before qualifying. Her progression through the team has given her a strong foundation in the complexities of private client matters and a clear understanding of the issues that individuals and families often encounter when planning for the future.
Megan assists clients across the South East, including those attending our Lewes and Seaford offices as well as surrounding areas such as Peacehaven, Newhaven and Saltdean.

Before joining MWB, she volunteered with Citizens Advice as a gateway assessor, helping people access vital information and support—an experience that continues to shape her warm and empathetic approach to client care.

 

Mohsin is a Solicitor in our Private Client Department. He specialises in advising clients in relation to their Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Estate Administration.

Mohsin enjoys building a rapport with clients and takes great pride in helping them to achieve their objectives. Whether it be helping a client with their Will or advising in relation to an Estate, Mohsin has always found fulfilment in providing clients with peace of mind. He focuses on making things more understandable for clients so that they feel more comfortable throughout the process and finds it a privilege to be able to help people, even in the most challenging times.

After gaining a degree in Law and completing the Legal Practice Course, Mohsin joined a firm in Surrey and qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 following the conclusion of a training contract. Having initially worked in Personal Injury on both litigious and non-litigious matters, Mohsin changed specialisms in order to undertake Private Client work.

Mohsin works out of the Eastbourne office but also sees clients at the Seaford, Lewes and Crawley offices and is happy to field enquiries relating to Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Estate Administration.

Away from work, Mohsin enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is an avid sports fan and likes trying to play various sports, in particular Golf and Pickleball. He also enjoys attending live events and tries to attend as many sporting and musical events as he can.

Farhana Fayaz is an Associate in the Court of Protection team at Mayo Wynne Baxter. She has over 12 years’ experience in Court of Protection work and working with vulnerable clients and their families. Farhana qualified as a Solicitor in April 2019.

Farhana’s particular area of expertise is dealing with Court of Protection work and advising regarding various applications including: deputyship applications, statutory will applications, statutory gifting applications, Re ACC applications and Trustee applications.

This area of work is particularly attractive to Farhana as the workload is so varied so no day will ever be the same. Farhana likes to be able to communicate with vulnerable clients and be part of their lives on a long-term basis.

Please feel free to contact me or another member of the Court of Protection team to discuss your matter further.