A LAW firm is extending its presence in Sussex as a private client solicitor has been promoted to partner.
Matt Parr, of Mayo Wynne Baxter, will oversee the firm’s presence in Crawley following a merger which created a nationwide legal network.
The 150-year-old Lewes-based firm has recently joined legal group Ampa, with Mr Parr’s move aiming to establish a presence in Crawley as well as venture into Brighton and the South East.
Mr Parr said: “My move to Sussex could have meant leaving the group entirely, which is something I really didn’t want to do. Moving within Ampa has meant the process is more collaborative and having the support of both Shakespeare Martineau and Mayo Wynne Baxter has been very encouraging.”
Mr Parr’s role includes working with individuals on tax efficient estate planning options, including the preparation of wills, trusts and deeds of gift.
Dean Orgill, chief executive at Mayo Wynne Baxter, who sits on the Ampa group board, said: “As the first legal adviser to move inter-group, Matt is a shining example of how our merger with Ampa and the group’s growth as a whole can benefit not just stakeholders and clients, but also our people with their life and career ambitions.”
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