Mayo Wynne Baxter invests in Brighton future with move to new city centre office 

Leading South East law firm Mayo Wynne Baxter has relocated its Brighton office to a new location in the heart of the city – creating a more modern and collaborative space for its people and clients.

Its new home in Napier House, located in Trafalgar Place – a short walk from Brighton railway station, provides an enhanced working environment for the Brighton team, with improved facilities designed around the firm’s empowered working approach.

The move represents a significant upgrade from the firm’s previous office in Old Steine, with a flexible layout that includes 26 desks, three meeting rooms and dedicated collaboration spaces. The building also offers wider building amenities including conference facilities, and onsite gym and secure cycle storage.

Dean Orgill, chief executive at Mayo Wynne Baxter, said: “We have been supporting businesses and individuals in Sussex for more than 150 years and Brighton has been at the heart of our story for generations. We are proud of the role we continue to play in the city and across the wider South East region.

“Our new office reflects the way we work as a firm, providing our people with a flexible and collaborative environment while creating a welcoming space for our clients. It gives us the opportunity further enhances our ability to work closely with clients, build strong relationships and provide the right environment for conversations and collaboration, while continuing to deliver the high-quality service they have come to expect from us.”

Mayo Wynne Baxter has 10 offices across the South East, including Brighton, Chichester, Crawley, East Grinstead, Eastbourne, Lewes, London, Tunbridge Wells, Seaford and Storrington.