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Alexandra Knipe
Alexandra Knipe
Joint head of Court of Protection Department and Partner in the firm.  Alexandra specialises in supporting clients who have sustained injuries through accidents, clinical negligence or mismanagement at birth.  She is well known for her international client following, having dealt with Deputyship and trust matters in various jurisdictions, including the PRC and Hong-Kong.  Alexandra supports many European clients, with on-going client links in Poland, France, Italy and Switzerland.
Caroline Bowden
Caroline Bowden
“Recognised as being ‘a lead both in the practice and policy of mediation’, as well as being ‘a committed, dedicated and highly skilled mediator’ (from the first Family Mediation Legal 500). Caroline’s approach is known as robust and practical whilst also warm and friendly. Her experience covers complicated financial settlements, children arrangements and the full range of issues affecting married and unmarried couples. Caroline has sat on The Law Society’s Family Law Committee since 2017 and is a Director of the Family Mediation Council (FMC), as The Law Society’s representative. She was the FMC representative on a group combining members of the Family Procedure Rule Committee and Ministry of Justice officials in 2022, examining new rule changes to encourage early dispute resolution. She was previously appointed to the Government’s 2014 Mediation Task Force. Caroline is a member of the Family Solutions Group and a contributor to their November 2020 report: “What About Me”. She is a previous winner of the Family Law ADR Practitioner of the Year and writes articles and commentaries.”  
Emma Tante
Emma Tante
Emma is a Solicitor and Partner at the firm predominately specialises in providing Court of Protection litigation support to leading personal injury and clinical negligence litigators including drafting of expert evidence for High Court Proceedings. Emma manages complex and high value compensation awards for individuals who have suffered complex injuries and who are based both in the UK and internationally. Emma deals both with Deputyship management and Personal Injury Trusts and has experience in dealing with both contentious and non-contentious Court of Protection work.
Ian Mitchell
Ian Mitchell
Ian leads Anthony Gold’s thriving leasehold services team. With over 10 years’ experience acting for leaseholders and freeholders in freehold acquisitions and lease extensions, few combine the same level of skill and tenacity on contentious and non-contentious enfranchisement work. Ian is a formidable Leasehold Reform Act specialist in: lease extensions and freehold acquisitions under the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 and Leasehold Reform Act 1967; service charges issues; block management issues; right to manage claims; missing landlord cases; leasehold houses.
Jackie Spinks
Jackie Spinks
Head of the Injury and Medical claims team, Jackie is a catastrophic injury expert specialising in high value personal injury claims, particularly those involving serious traumatic brain injury and fatal accident claims. Jackie also delivers personal injury lectures and webinars to an expert witness audience for Bond Solon and has spoken at their annual "Expert Witness Conference". Renowned for her expertise in child brain injury, she is regularly recommended by barristers and medical experts in this field.
Jenny Kennedy
Jenny Kennedy
Jenny Kennedy is a Partner on Anthony Gold’s Injury and Medical Claims team. A complex brain, spinal and amputation expert, Jenny is well known for representing foreign national clients injured in the UK as well as British nationals injured abroad. She settled the first reported case involving indexation of periodical payments to a foreign jurisdiction and secured a verdict of unlawful killing before a UK Coroner for the family of a mother killed whilst on holiday In South America. Described as "one of the most respected PI claimant lawyers in the country" her expertise includes dealing with all the associated elements of catastrophic injury litigation and managing the needs of clients with issues associated with significant head injury. She has a medical background, having qualified as a psychiatric nurse, and her clinical negligence expertise includes a wide range of claims of complexities with a special interest in psychiatric and orthopaedic injury cases.
Jock Mackenzie
Jock Mackenzie
Partner on the Injury and Medical claims team. Dr Jock Mackenzie has a broad clinical negligence practice and, due to his background as a hospital physician, he has a particular interest and expertise in cases involving complex medicine and rare medical conditions; brain injury (both adult and child, including birth injuries and cerebral palsy); neurological, neurosurgical and spinal injuries; emergency and intensive care; and general internal medicine. His current brain injury work includes a case involving an anaesthetic incident in a private hospital, a missed radiological diagnosis of a treatable vascular brain abnormality, a significant brain injury following the delay in diagnosis and treatment of post-operative sepsis and a twin cerebral palsy case.  His spinal work includes spinal infarct from a cardiac arrest due to a delay in diagnosis of a pulmonary embolus and significant spinal injury from use of an experimental spinal implant. His other work involves delays in diagnosis of post-operative sepsis, delay in diagnosis of cancer and Group B Streptococcus meningitis. Recent successfully concluded cases include a near 7-figure sum due to the death of a family member from the very rare condition macrophage activation syndrome and a 7-figure lump sum and periodical payment settlement for a woman in a minimally conscious state resulting from brain damage due to an air embolus from a central line. Jock has considerable experience in acting for clients who are resident abroad, including in the U.S., the Middle East (in particular Kuwait), India and Europe, especially clients who come to England specifically for specialist private medical treatment. He also has significant experience of treatment in the private sector, especially cases involving foreign nationals being treated in UK private hospitals, surgical cases and cases involving fatal injuries caused by medical care. Two of Jock’s more recent concluded successful private medicine cases include two seven figure sum settlements: one for an adult with PVS (persistent vegetative state) from the Middle East due to negligent anaesthetic care and the other for an Eastern European businessman who suffered with septic shock due to a negligent delay in diagnosis of post-operative peritonitis.  He was also successful in 2019 in the High Court in a novel private medicine case involving Impulse Control Disorder due to Ropinirole for Parkinson’s Disease (Kennedy v Frankel).
Samuel David
Samuel David
Sam is a Partner at Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP, specialising in personal injury and clinical negligence matters. Throughout his career he has worked closely with Partner Jenny Kennedy on a wide variety of cases. Sam's clients  come to him with a wide range of injuries, from catastrophic personal injury to road traffic accident cases as well as birth injuries through to cauda equina syndrome matters. He has wide experience of dealing with foreign national claims helping people who have been injured whilst working or holidaying in the UK, as well as British nationals injured abroad. Making a difference at the start of a personal injury claim is very important to Sam and comprehensive rehabilitation for his clients is always at the forefront of his mind. He is known for his ability to provide compassionate, pragmatic, and realistic legal advice to his clients and/or their families.  He aggressively pursues the best financial settlement possible. Sam is also a regular contributor to Kemp and Kemp.
Sarah Cummins
Sarah Cummins
Senior Associate specialist in property litigation. Sarah has extensive experience of cases involving Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) including property licensing, management and council tax. She has represented landlords in tribunal appeals relating to licence conditions, improvement notices, prohibition orders and rent repayment orders. She often assists landlords navigate the complex rules that apply to HMOs and provides practical advice when problems arise with tenants or the Council.
Timothy Waitt
Timothy Waitt
Timothy primarily advises about defects to property.  Most of his work involves advising home owners who have bought badly built brand new homes.  His clients frequently seek advice having tried to deal with developers and insurers (NHBC, Premier etc) directly but without success. Partner specialist in repairs and statutory nuisance litigation, acting for tenants, leaseholders and occupiers and landlords, freeholders and property owners. Timothy is a solicitor advocate with higher rights of audience and regularly advocates for his clients in court without the need to instruct a barrister.