New Partner and Senior Associates promotions at Anthony Gold

Leading South London firm Anthony Gold, has announced a series of seven senior promotions across the firm’s three offices. This now brings the total number of staff to 154 including 31 Partners.

The Firm has announced Beth Holden (Commercial Litigation) and Spencer McGuire (Conveyancing) as new Partners.

Beth Holden has been promoted to Partner in the Commercial Litigation department. Beth joined Anthony Gold in 2012. Her notable cases in the last two years include Purrunsing v A’Court & another [2016] and McCabe v McCabe [2015] where she acted for the successful claimants. Her expertise in property fraud litigation and contentious probate is widely recognised. She has recently been quoted in the Financial Times, and previously the Sunday Times.

Spencer McGuire has been promoted to Partner in the Conveyancing department. Since joining in the firm in 2008, Spencer has continued to be highly regarded by his clients. His promotion to Partner further enhances the strength and reputation of the Conveyancing team.

A further five fee-earners have been promoted to Senior Associate in their respective specialist client areas, which include:

Monika Bryska (Commercial)

Adam Dyl (Injury and Medical Claims)

Amanda Hopkins (Injury and Medical Claims)

Donovan Lindsay (Court of Protection)

Nazia Rashid (Family)

Commenting on the promotions, Managing Partner David Marshall said: “Both Beth and Spencer have shown great commitment to the success of the firm and their departments and will add valuable contributions to the partnership as the firm continues to grow. By adding five new Senior Associates across various teams we have strengthened our offering and continue to pride ourselves on being a South London firm with a national presence.”

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