Cameron is a solicitor in the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department and is based in our Brighton office.
Cameron has particular specialisms in; Building disputes & construction disputes, Breach of contract, Partnership disputes, Shareholder/company disputes, Debt recovery, Insurance disputes
After starting his legal career as part of a local authority legal team, Cameron moved into private practice in 2021 where he continued his training and qualified as a solicitor in April 2024. Cameron joined Mayo Wynne Baxter in June 2025.
Cameron’s background has provided him with a broad experience of contentious matters, having advised and represented both companies and individuals in a range of commercial disputes, contractual claims and property litigation.
Outside of work, Cameron enjoys travelling (mostly for the purposes of sampling local dishes) and participating in sports – mostly football, volleyball and the occasional round of golf. He also is a keen collector of vinyl records and can often be spotted digging through crates in vintage shops looking to add to his collection.
Isobel is a Chartered Legal Executive within the Litigation and Dispute Resolution department, based in our Lewes office. She has a wealth of experience, having started her legal career in 2007 and qualifying with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives in 2022.
Isobel acts for a broad range of clients and regularly advises on a variety of commercial litigation matters, such as contractual disputes, defamation, partnership disputes, bankruptcy, debt collection and enforcement.
Isobel has particular specialisms in; Commercial Landlord and tenant (dilapidations & forfeiture), Commercial lease renewal, serving s25 and s26 Notices, Residential L & T possession, Service charge disputes, Breach of contract and Debt Recovery
Further, Isobel is also experienced in residential and commercial property disputes, acting for both landlords and tenants alike. In particular, Isobel advises on service charge arrears recovery, possession proceedings, forfeiture, business tenancy lease renewals, and orders for sale.
Paul is a Partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution department and is based in our Lewes office.
Paul Rooke has particular specialisms in; Property, eg rights of way, title disputes, adverse possession/boundary disputes, Commercial Landlord and tenant (dilapidations & forfeiture), Commercial lease renewal, serving s25 and s26 Notices, Residential L & T possession, Service charge disputes, Building disputes & construction disputes, Breach of contract, Debt recovery, Franchise disputes, Data protection and Trading standards/consumer disputes for business
In addition, Paul is able to assist with possession actions, whether the occupier is a tenant, licensee or a trespasser. He also advises on general and commercial litigation including contract disputes and professional negligence and heads up our fixed fee debt recovery team, advising clients on the recovery of debts.
His experience in advising a broad range of clients allows him to provide pragmatic advice that is always comprehensive and clear especially when advising clients on the likely costs involved in litigation.
Paul is a member of The Property Litigation Association and is noted as a key lawyer in the Legal 500 2024 – Real Estate, Property Litigation
I qualified as a solicitor in 2001 and worked for Allen Ticehurst for 10 years before the merger with Mayo Wynne Baxter in 2012. My main areas of expertise are property litigation and employment law.
Marika Monaghan has particular specialisms in; Property, eg rights of way, title disputes, adverse possession/boundary disputes, Commercial Landlord and tenant (dilapidations & forfeiture), Commercial lease renewal, serving s25 and s26 Notices, Residential L & T possession, Service charge disputes , Building disputes & construction disputes, Breach of contract and Debt recovery
In terms of property litigation, I regularly deal with disputes regarding rights of way, boundary/neighbour disputes and claims for adverse possession, plus residential and commercial landlord and tenant disputes ranging from possession proceedings, service charge disputes and dilapidation claims. My expertise in these areas has been recognised by the independent legal guide known as the Legal 500 in which I am described as “highly experienced in contentious rural property work and commercial landlord and tenant matters”
On the employment side, I advise on everything from contracts and settlement agreements to unfair dismissals, redundancies and discrimination cases and am a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.
I also deal with contentious probate, company and partnership disputes and breach of contract claims.
Disputes can be distressing for those involved and the issues at stake are often of considerable importance. I find it very satisfying to be able to assist clients in achieving the best possible outcome for their particular case and to be able to support them through what is often a challenging process.
Outside of work I enjoy long country walks with my family, gardening and visiting National Trust sites.
Johanna is a Litigation Executive in our Litigation team and joined Mayo Wynne Baxter in 2023 having gained a number of years’ experience in general dispute resolution, including boundary disputes, contentious probate, breach of contract and defamation.
Johanna Abrahams has particular specialisms in; Residential L & T possession, Service charge disputes and Debt recovery
She has also worked on behalf of local insurance companies, both in the anti-fraud department, and as a member of their panel Solicitors. Prior to moving to Sussex, Johanna specialised in criminal litigation, where she worked on an international serious fraud case and a murder appeal.
Johanna specialises in landlord and tenant disputes and possession actions and assists in debt recovery matters.
Johanna is approachable and strives to ensure that clear and precise advice is given to clients at all times.