JOB DETAILS
Court of Protection Solicitor - London Bridge
CompanyAnthony Gold Solicitors
LocationGreater London
Work ModeOn Site
PostedSeptember 7, 2026
About The Company
Anthony Gold is a leading London law firm with offices in London Bridge and Streatham.
We provide a full range of legal services to both private clients and to businesses.
All our lawyers are committed to providing a personal, quality service and achieving the best possible results for our clients. They all specialise in particular areas of the law:
Housing and Property Disputes
Leasehold Services
Injury and Medical Claims
Family and Relationships
Residential & Commercial Conveyancing
Wills, Trusts and Estates
Court of Protection
Employment Law
Civil Litigation
Corporate and Commercial Law
About the Role
The Firm
Anthony Gold is a boutique firm based in London Bridge and Streatham. Our Court of Protection team has extensive experience handling a wide range of complex Court of Protection cases. As a leading Legal 500 firm, we take pride in providing a high level of client care. Representing individuals, often vulnerable adults, in relation to their property, financial affairs, and health and welfare decisions under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, this role offers the opportunity to work on a range of complex matters, acting in the best interests of our clients, often liaising with families, carers, local authorities and healthcare professionals.We are seeking an experienced and motivated Court of Protection Solicitor to join our team, which is recognised by Chambers and Legal 500 as thought leaders for the sector. The successful candidate will be responsible for advising and representing clients in a range of complex legal matters. Many of our clients have ongoing personal injury or clinical negligence claims, which often result in multi-million-pound awards. This role demands strong analytical and financial skills, a keen eye for detail, and the ability to manage sensitive matters with professionalism and empathy.
The Role
- Advising clients, families, and carers about issues relating to mental capacity and the Court of Protection process.
- Making applications to the Court of Protection, including for the appointment of deputies, statutory wills, and complex financial or health decisions.
- Acting as a professional deputy or supporting lay deputies in the management of a client’s property and affairs.
- Areas of work will include the management of Property and Affairs Deputyships, working with brain-injured and vulnerable clients, Trust management, assisting with tax affairs and accounts, drafting Personal Injury Trusts, Statutory Wills, Welfare Deputyship applications and other associated applications to the Court of Protection.
- Handling disputes relating to the Court of Protection, such as challenges to an individual’s capacity, disagreements about deputyship, or objections to decisions concerning health and welfare.
- Preparing and reviewing Lasting Powers of Attorney and advising on their use and registration.
- Liaising with healthcare professionals, social services, and other stakeholders to gather evidence and ensure the client’s best interests are met.
- Providing training and updates to clients and colleagues on developments in Court of Protection law and practice.
- Maintaining accurate records and complying with all regulatory and professional standards, including those set by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
- Some clients have complex disputes involving property or families that require urgent intervention and support to resolve delicate issues.
Person Specification
- Qualified solicitor in England and Wales with at least 2-5 years’ post-qualification experience (PQE) in court of protection matters.
- Excellent knowledge of the law relating to the role, a sound understanding of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and associated codes of practice.
- Ability to work independently and manage a caseload efficiently.
- Outstanding communication and client care skills, with a sensitive approach to complex family dynamics.
- Proactive, organised, and capable of working under pressure to meet deadlines.
- Commitment to maintaining high standards of professional ethics and confidentiality.
- Be able to demonstrate a strong understanding and organisation of financial matters.
Desirable Skills and Experience
- Previous experience working in a similar-sized firm managing complex court of protection matters.
- Be proactive with personal development and professional networking
Qualifications
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Private Medical Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Income Protection
- Contributory Pension
- Discretionary annual staff bonus
- Reduced gym membership
- Discount vouchers through one of our suppliers
- Season Ticket Loan
- Additional 2 days off for Christmas
Key Skills
Court of ProtectionMental Capacity Act 2005DeputyshipStatutory WillsProperty and AffairsLasting Powers of AttorneyLegal researchCase managementClient careCommunicationAnalytical skillsFinancial managementEmpathyProfessionalismRegulatory complianceSRA standards
Categories
LegalFinance & AccountingSocial Services
Benefits
Private Medical InsuranceLife InsuranceIncome ProtectionContributory PensionDiscretionary annual staff bonusReduced gym membershipDiscount vouchersSeason Ticket LoanAdditional 2 days off for Christmas
Job Information
📋Core Responsibilities
The solicitor will manage complex Court of Protection cases, including property and affairs deputyships, statutory wills, and health and welfare decisions. They will also represent vulnerable clients, liaise with families and healthcare professionals, and ensure compliance with SRA regulatory standards.
📋Job Type
permanent employee
📊Experience Level
2-5
💼Company Size
196
📊Visa Sponsorship
No
💼Language
English
🏢Working Hours
40 hours
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