Home office: Southampton
Pronouns: He/Him
Marc diligently advises a wide range of clients from SMEs and Start-Ups to larger businesses on various aspects of corporate law including M&A, re-organisations, shareholder arrangements, and corporate governance.
Marc is a Corporate solicitor with two years’ post-qualification experience and has had the opportunity to provide advice to a wide range of clients operating across multiple sectors from start-up technology businesses to directors of mature logistics companies.
Marc has a keen eye for detail but, also enjoys taking a step back to see the wider picture, which often leads to a more commercial and pragmatic approach to any work he is undertaking. Marc also enjoys taking the time to understand how a business operates, and the sector that they operate in, to grasp a deeper understanding of our clients and how we assist them in reaching their goal.
Prior to starting his training contract, Marc worked as a paralegal in Commercial Property for two years which gave him a strong foundation in understanding Commercial Property law. Since then, he has developed a keen interest in corporate transactions that include a property element, allowing him to develop further in both sectors.
How Marc can help you
Marc supports the wider Corporate team on key elements of transactions including general M&A, shareholder arrangements and corporate governance. He is pro-active, diligent and responsive.
Experience
- Assisting with the disposal of an MSP for approximately £30m
- Assisting with the disposal of a cyber-risk business
- Disposal of a 50% share in a logistics business
- Assisting with the re-organisation of a travel business.
Articles by Marc
Housing management
Unlocking compliance: Using an N244 to secure or enforce housing access injunctions
Written by Jasmin Rogers Access injunctions are orders of the court, granted typically in the County Court, requiring a tenant,…
Housing management
Red flags in disrepair claims: A Housing Provider’s toolkit
Written by Candice Moyo For Housing Providers, managing disrepair claims is a fundamental aspect of maintaining safe and habitable homes….
Count-down to identity verification for directors and PSCs and new rules for company registers
If you are a company director there are changes, soon to be implemented, at Companies House which will impact you. Companies House recently announced that 18 November 2025 is D-Day for mandatory identity verification for directors and persons with significant control (PSCs).
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insight
Why would a claimant need a court-instructed trust?
Angela Rayner has sparked controversy in recent days with increasing speculation over her tax affairs. I am not a tax specialist and do…