NBB Waldrons is delighted to welcome Employment Law Solicitor Elle-Mae Marsh to its growing Business Services Team, further strengthening the firm’s specialist employment law offering for employers, associations and trade unions.
Working alongside Partner and Head of Business Services, Vishal Mahay, and the wider Business Services Team, Elle-Mae will advise employers on a broad range of workplace matters, while also providing dedicated legal support to membership organisations.
Her appointment further enhances NBB Waldrons’ employment law expertise, supporting businesses, organisations and membership bodies with practical, commercially focused advice across all aspects of the employment relationship, from contracts, policies and day-to-day HR issues through to disciplinary and grievance matters, redundancy, settlement agreements and Employment Tribunal claims.
Vishal Mahay, Partner and Head of Business Services at NBB Waldrons, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Elle-Mae back to NBB Waldrons. Having worked with us previously, she already understands our culture and, most importantly, our commitment to delivering practical, client-focused legal advice.
Employment law continues to be a key area for businesses and associations alike. Elle-Mae’s appointment strengthens our ability to support employers with clear, commercially minded advice while continuing to provide an excellent service to our longstanding clients.”
Elle-Mae Marsh added: “I’m really pleased to be returning to NBB Waldrons and to be joining the Business Services Team at such an exciting time for the firm.
Having previously worked alongside many of the team, it’s fantastic to be back and building on those relationships. I’m looking forward to supporting employers and employees, helping them navigate workplace issues with practical, straightforward legal advice.”
The appointment reflects NBB Waldrons’ continued investment in its Business Services Team as it expands the breadth of specialist advice available to businesses, employers and membership organisations across the West Midlands and beyond.