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Anthony Gold

THE COUNTING HOUSE, 53 TOOLEY STREET, LONDON BRIDGE CITY, LONDON, SE1 2QN, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 020 7940 4000
Fax:: Fax 020 7378 8025
DX:: 39915 LONDON BRIDGE SOUTH

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Web:: www.anthonygold.co.uk

London SE1, London SE17, London SW16

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Tel:: Work 020 7940 4000
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Contentious probate and trust disputes, general civil and commercial litigation.

Position

Partner specialising in contentious trust and probate disputes, Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 litigation and professional negligence arising out of these areas. Acts for claimants and defendants, and has a particular interest in acting for children, protected parties and cohabitants; qualified mediator.

Career

International project manager for a children’s charity; project manager for LawWorks; trained at Anthony Gold; qualified 2005; partner 2011.

Member

ACTAPS associate member; ADR Group accredited civil and commercial mediator; Women Solicitors Division.

Education

University College London (1998 LLB); University of Kent (1999 MA International Relations and European Studies); College of Law, London (2002 LPC, distinction).

London: Private client

Contentious trusts and probate

Within: Contentious trusts and probate

The head of team at Anthony Gold is David Wedgwood who has experience in all aspects of contentious trusts and probate matters. Wedgwood has a particular focus on two distinct areas namely working for vulnerable clients, as well as working on cases involving fraud and breach of trust. He has particular expertise in working with beneficiaries without capacity for both the Official Solicitor and Court of Protection and his work spans the full range of contentious probate and court of protection litigation. Clare Kelly and Beth Holden are the other names to note.

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