
Anthony Gold Solicitors
London law firm with 60 years of experience and ranked in Legal 500, advising individuals and businesses on housing disputes, personal injury, clinical negligence, family, employment and corporate law.
About Anthony Gold Solicitors
Anthony Gold Solicitors: legal advice in London for six decades
Anthony Gold Solicitors is a London-based law firm that presents itself as a firm ranked in the Legal 500 guide. Its work is aimed at both individuals and businesses, with teams specialising in different areas of law. The firm states a 60-year history built on the trust of its clients.
Housing & Property Disputes
The Housing & Property Disputes area covers conflicts between tenants, landlords and managing agents. For the social housing sector, the firm offers legal support in group claims, housing conditions and repairs, defending possession and eviction, and homelessness cases. For leaseholders, it handles group claims, repairs, build defects and service charge disputes. It also advises residential landlords on regulation, letting agents, repossession and student accommodation providers. In the commercial sphere, it handles property disputes, breach of covenant, forfeiture and dilapidations in commercial premises.
Leasehold & Freehold: lease extensions and management
The Leasehold & Freehold service serves leaseholders and freeholders. For the former, it includes lease extension, First-tier Tribunal litigation, alterations, right to manage, bona vacantia, collective enfranchisement, right of first refusal and tracing missing landlords. For the latter, it covers breach of lease, freehold disposals and lease extension counter notices. The firm warns that when a lease drops below 90 years, extending it becomes more expensive and can affect the resale value of the property.
Personal injury and clinical negligence
In personal injury, Anthony Gold handles claims for road traffic accidents, workplace injuries and public liability. It has specific teams for serious injuries: amputations, psychiatric injury, spinal cord and brain injuries, fatal injuries and inquests, as well as rehabilitation after serious injury. In clinical negligence, it covers birth injury, child health and paediatrics, surgical and non-surgical claims, GP and primary care negligence and private healthcare negligence, in addition to the same categories of serious injuries and fatal injuries.
Family law, estates and protection of adults
The Family & Relationships area deals with divorce, dissolution of civil partnerships, separation, international families, domestic abuse protection orders, financial arrangements, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, financial settlements, child arrangements and relocation or abduction of children, surrogacy and adoption. It offers non-court options, such as family mediation, collaborative practice, one solicitor for both parties, early neutral evaluation and private arbitration (FDR).
In Wills, Trusts & Estates, the firm handles wills and codicils, administering estates, applying for probate, administering trusts, Islamic wills, lasting powers of attorney, inheritance tax planning, establishing and advising on trusts, claims against trusts and estates, contesting a will, holding trustees and executors accountable, disputes relating to powers of attorney, unfair financial provision and independent administrator services in probate disputes.
The Court of Protection provides deputyship services, appointment and change of deputy, support for elderly clients, recovery of capacity, guidance on mental capacity, funding of care, international litigation, litigation support and expert evidence, personal injury trusts, lasting powers of attorney, special educational needs, statutory wills, gifts and legacies, problems and disputes, gifts and legacies, financial abuse and predatory marriages, recovery of assets from deputies and attorneys, and welfare authorisation.
Employment, corporate and dispute resolution
Employment Law covers settlement agreements for employees, claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal, redundancies and TUPE, harassment, discrimination and bullying, and employment tribunal claims. For businesses, it drafts settlement agreements, contracts and employment policies, defends tribunal claims, manages dismissals and redundancies, non-compete and confidentiality agreements. It also provides services to trade unions: individual and collective negotiations, representation of unions and members, collective disputes and industrial action, detriment for trade union reasons, and rules, elections or union recognition.
Corporate & Commercial Law includes buying and selling businesses, shareholders' agreements, group reorganisation, reduction of capital, agency and distribution contracts, data protection registration and compliance, intellectual property, trademarks and licensing, supplier and customer contracts, loans, guarantees and asset finance, factoring or invoice discounting, debentures, mortgages and charges, companies and LLPs, conversion to a limited company or LLP, formation and registration of LLPs, and partnership and LLP agreements.
Commercial & Civil Dispute Resolution covers contractual disputes, construction disputes, debt recovery, claims against directors, property ownership disputes, professional negligence (against solicitors, accountants and financial advisers, surveyors, architects and contractors, and insurance brokers), fraud recovery (property and investment fraud) and claims against trusts and estates.
Conveyancing: buying, selling and financing property
The residential conveyancing service covers buying and selling a home, buy-to-let investment, transfers of equity and remortgaging. The commercial service includes sale and purchase of commercial premises, commercial leases and lease assignments. The firm offers a form to obtain a free estimate of residential conveyancing fees.
Publications and recent activity
The firm maintains a blog with analysis on the Renters' Rights Act 2025 and its impact on landlords and tenants, Awaab's Law and overheating in homes, purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) and rent in advance, as well as on possession proceedings and HMO licensing. Among the authors of these articles are Hinna Raja, Katy Corteel, Robin Stewart, Charlotte Richardson, Victory Thiru, Eleanor Solomon and Sarah Cummins. The site also reports the death of partner Giles Peaker in April 2026.
Housing and property litigation