Molly obtained her undergraduate degree in History from Canterbury Christ Church University in 2018. In October 2020, she achieved her LLM Law Conversion Postgraduate degree from the University of Brighton and has a keen interest in residential property.
She started at MWB as a Legal Support Assistant and then as a Paralegal in the Property department. She is now working in the Enfranchisement team.
Before working at Mayo Wynne Baxter Molly worked as a receptionist at a veterinary practise where her role was client facing and to provide excellent customer service.
In her spare time she enjoys baking, long walks and socialising with friends.
Kajol specialises in company law and helps businesses through all stages of corporate law matters. She has acted on a variety of corporate transactions, including acquisitions and disposals across a wide variety of sectors, private equity transactions, corporate reorganisations, shareholder arrangements and partnerships.
She has experience with a diverse range of corporate clients including family-owned businesses, shareholders and directors of large to medium organisations and start-up companies.
Kajol trained at a City firm based in their Midlands office before joining Mayo Wynne Baxter in 2024.
James specialises in assisting businesses and anyone wanting to start a business. He is also our Head of Vineyards & Wineries team as well as specialising in crypto-currencies and block chain.
If you want assistance with any aspect of business life then James would be delighted to speak with you, for example:
- Starting and running your business
- Guidance on tricky shareholder/management questions
- Protecting your assets through contract, trademarks or copyright
- Handling employment issues
- Writing or reviewing a wide variety of commercial contracts
- Anything connected with crypto-currencies or block chain generally.
Qualified as a solicitor in both England/Wales and Hong Kong, James has practiced law internationally and, in the City, (where he trained as a solicitor, qualified in 1988 and later worked for a private equity house). Having created and sold several companies himself, he understands the commercial and practical realities of setting up and running a business.
James was made Partner with the firm in April 2021.
James has had a varied career: he founded the Institute of Paralegals; was the first lay member of the City of Westminster Council’s Standards Committee and helped establish an Equality and Human Rights Commission working group to promote diversity in the professions.
He has made numerous presentations, including to the Vietnamese government on anti-counterfeiting law and was a member of a Hong Kong government advisory panel. He has published many articles and edited an FT Law & Tax book on management.
James has been very active in legal education, having been an Adjunct Professor to Syracuse University’s law school, an Associate Professor of Law at City University in Hong Kong and a law tutor for ICE at the University of Cambridge.
When not working James likes to relax to the point where, on occasion, he seems to be half man, half sofa. This doesn’t happen too often as he has a young family and Fellowship of the Royal Geographical Society to contend with.
Specialisms:
- Business law
- Vineyards & Wineries
- Crypto-currencies & block chain
Daniel specialises in company and commercial law, assisting businesses and their owners.
He has extensive experience in the sale and purchase of privately owned companies/businesses, having completed numerous transactions across a wide variety of sectors. Daniel also advises on other corporate arrangements, including corporate finance, management buyouts, shareholder agreements, joint ventures, share options, restructuring and partnerships. Additionally, he regularly advises on a range of commercial contracts, lending and borrowing.
Clients include owner managed and family businesses, entrepreneurs, shareholders, directors and privately owned multinationals.
Having trained at a City firm, he practiced at a Surrey based firm for twenty years before joining Mayo Wynne Baxter in 2022.
David is a Partner and has been with Mayo Wynne Baxter since 1992 and has been qualified since 1994. He is responsible for dealing with high-value domestic and international transactions, large property development projects, corporate restructures and partnership law.
David has experience across many industries and is a prominent member of the firm’s Leisure and Travel Teams, having spent much of his career advising those in the leisure industry.
He remains a non-executive director of a chain of hotels and has years of experience in dealing with high-value domestic and international transactions, large development projects, corporate restructures and partnership law. With years of industry experience behind him, David sailed through the BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders with a 100% mark.
At work, David is respected for his pragmatic and “plain English” approach and uses his vast experience to assist both clients and fellow colleagues.
Outside of work he enjoys all sports, particularly hockey and is captain of Mayo Wynne Baxter’s cricket team.
Edward Coxall is a Partner with the firm and advises a variety of UK and international clients, both on commercial and corporate matters.
Edward qualified as a solicitor in 1989, after studying at Warwick University and the College of Law, beginning his career as a commercial/corporate lawyer with five years at a London firm, followed by experience at two South East firms. He joined Mayo Wynne Baxter in 2004 and advises mainly UK clients on a wide range of corporate, partnership and commercial matters. Edward frequently advises businesses on e-commerce and intellectual property issues. Edward’s clients are drawn from a wide variety of sectors with many in the technology and service sectors including a number of Leisure Trusts operating local authority leisure centres.