Emma Tante is Now a Partner in the Court of Protection team

Anthony Gold is delighted to announce that Emma Tante has accepted an offer to become a Partner at the firm with immediate effect.

Emma becomes a Partner in the Court of Protection team at our London Bridge offices and predominately supports individuals with the management of their Property and Affairs where they have been deemed to lack capacity as a result of life-changing injuries.

Emma works closely with leading Personal Injury teams to support individuals throughout the litigation process and subsequently post-settlement with the management of multi-million pound compensation awards. She has a complex caseload and a wealth of experience providing support in High Court Proceedings, particularly where there are contested capacity and funding issues and interlinking health and welfare considerations. She supports individuals based both in the UK and internationally.

Emma joined Anthony Gold in 2013. She subsequently took up a paralegal role and trained at the firm alongside leading Lawyers, including Jenny Kennedy, one of the UK’s most highly regarded Personal Injury Lawyers. Qualifying in 2015, she has since dedicated her career to Court of Protection practice. She was a named Lawyer in the Legal 500 just 1-year PQE and has continued to receive recognition in the legal directories since. Emma became a Senior Associate at the firm in 2018, just 3 years PQE.

The move sees Anthony Gold building on its current strengths in Court of Protection, with strong rankings in Chambers (Band 3) and Legal 500 (Tier 2).

Joint Head of Court of Protection, Alexandra Knipe, said: “Emma’s acceptance of Partnership at the firm, is a fantastic development for our team, and a natural progression for Emma. I am delighted to be working alongside Emma who will continue to elevate the team, with her technical excellence and bright ideas for the future”.

Managing Partner, David Marshall, said: “I am delighted Emma has made Partner at the firm. This is part of a concerted effort to continue to build our Court of Protection presence and ensure the firm has talented practitioners in place for its future growth.”