Martin Williams

Partner

Martin Williams is Head of Employment for Mayo Wynne Baxter, and has been with the firm since October 2008.

Martin is responsible for managing and coordinating the Employment Team, and specialises in advising on restructuring and redundancy programmes, TUPE transfers, equality in the workplace, restrictive covenants and data protection. He also handles a variety of tribunal cases, providing a complete service to clients by conducting its own advocacy. Martin also has a wealth of experience dealing with complex employment issues in partnership and director disputes and plays an invaluable part of the firm's Professional Practices team.

Martin qualified as a Solicitor in 2002 and since then has specialised in employment work. He gained invaluable experience with a Crawley based practice, and prior to working in the profession, was in the arts for 12 years where he managed orchestras in both the UK and USA. Martin is also a member of Employment Lawyers Association.

At work Martin has particular interest in data protection within the employment arena, and he will frequently present seminars and training sessions to clients and associates.

Martin Williams

Partner

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Many thanks for your support in dealing with this matter. Your assistance is greatly appreciated by myself and the rest of the Directors here and we are satisfied with the outcome.

It has been a pleasure to work with you and I would like to thank you personally for the time you have invested in managing this process and for your advice and support along the way. I would not hesitate at all in recommending you to others.

Ms C, Shoreham

Whilst I recognise you are 'only doing what you do best' the process you have worked through on my behalf is not something which most senior execs have to go through and is, thus, something very much out of the ordinary for us. Your advice and support were of great value to me, literally and figuratively!

I would certainly be recommending your services to anyone who finds himself of similar need to mine in the future.

Mr S of Warwickshire