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.
Isobel Sanders is a Chartered Legal Executive in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution team, based in the Brighton office. Isobel has a wealth of litigation experience, having started her legal career in 2007 and qualifying with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives in 2022. Isobel acts deals with a variety of disputes, with a particular specialism in property-related or landlord and tenant matters.
Isobel takes pride in giving her clients clear and pragmatic advice, and helping them navigate through disputes with confidence.
Isobel has developed a strong and growing specialism in property disputes and landlord and tenant matters, acting for both individuals and companies alike. Isobel’s work includes advising in lease interpretation, service charge disputes and arrears recovery, residential possessions, forfeiture and applications for relief, service of section 25 and s26 notices, business tenancy renewals, TLATA 1996 applications. Additionally, Isobel deals with a variety of commercial litigation matters such as contractual disputes, partnership disputes, bankruptcy, debt recovery and enforcement.
Isobel works from our Brighton office but serves clients across all of our office locations
Paul is a Partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution department and is based in our Lewes office. He specialises in contentious property issues and is noted in both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners as well as being member of The Property Litigation Association.
Paul is a highly experienced property litigator who helps clients – whether individuals, landlords, investors or businesses – resolve disputes quickly, strategically and cost‑effectively. He is recognised for his ability to cut through complexity, offering clear advice and decisive action to protect his clients’ interests and achieve practical outcomes.
Paul specialises in many types of disputes including:
- Landlord and Tenant
- Boundary Disputes
- Commercial Lease Renewals
- Commercial Dilapidation Claims
- Breach of Covenant Claims
- Rights of Way Disputes
- Co-ownership Disputes
- Adverse Possession Claims
- Forfeiture
Paul is also well‑versed in preparing and serving s25 and s26 Notices, guiding clients through the renewal process with confidence and precision.
His practice extends to residential landlord and tenant disputes, including possession claims and service charge disagreements. Paul frequently acts for clients facing difficult occupiers – whether tenants, licensees or trespassers – and takes swift, pragmatic steps to help them regain control of their property.
Beyond property-focused work, Paul advises on a broad range of commercial disputes, including breach of contract claims, professional negligence actions and matters relating to unpaid debts. As head of the firm’s fixed‑fee debt recovery service, he delivers straightforward, commercially minded guidance to help clients recover overdue payments efficiently.
Paul acts for clients across Sussex and the South East, providing a reliable, approachable and results‑driven service. Known for his straight‑talking, pragmatic style, he gives clients clear guidance on risks, strategy, likely costs and outcomes which empowers them to make confident, informed decisions from the outset.