
Group claims offer a way for tenants to come together, stand strong, and pursue justice as one united voice. This collective approach can be the key to achieving fair compensation and holding landlords accountable for widespread failings.

Being involved in a road traffic accident can turn your life upside down. The shock, pain, and uncertainty about the future can feel overwhelming. At Anthony Gold Solicitors, we understand what you’re facing, and our priority is to ease your burden while ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve.

Ending a relationship is never easy. Whether you’re considering divorce, dissolving a civil partnership, or separating from a cohabiting partner, we understand the complexities involved and offer you more than just legal expertise.

Your hard-earned assets should go to the people you care about, not be lost to inheritance tax. Many individuals don’t realise their estate could exceed the tax-free threshold—especially with rising property values—leaving their loved ones with an unexpected tax bill.

When someone close to you can’t make decisions about their finances, welfare, or property, taking on such a vital responsibility can be daunting. Appointing a deputy through the Court of Protection is a way to ensure their interests are safeguarded.

When an employment relationship ends, a settlement agreement may be offered to prevent future disputes. If you’re offered a settlement agreement, it’s crucial to seek independent legal advice to ensure the terms are fair and your rights are protected.

Buying or selling a company can be a transformative step, but it’s also fraught with legal intricacies that can make or break the deal. Whether you’re looking to expand through acquisition or planning to sell your business, expert legal advice is crucial to protect your interests and ensure a smooth process.

When a contract breaks down, the consequences can be stressful and costly. Whether it’s due to negligence, incompetence, or a failure to deliver on agreed terms, taking the right steps quickly is crucial.
robin.stewart@anthonygold.co.uk
020 7940 4060

Robin is a Partner at Anthony Gold. He specialises in property litigation, especially landlord and tenant disputes, and the regulatory law relating to HMOs and other rented property.
He is based in our South London offices at London Bridge.
Robin’s work involves acting for landlords, tenants, letting agencies, homeowners, and businesses of every size. He enjoys using specialist expertise to help a wide range of clients; he believes that it is vital that every client has access to quality advice and, when necessary, a robust advocate. His clients range from individual landlords and tenants to large institutional landlords, such as student accommodation providers and social landlords.
He is recognised as an expert on residential landlord and tenant law. Robin delivers training on housing litigation to other lawyers, letting agents, and other organisations involved with housing. He is a member of the advisory panel of the Property Redress Scheme. He is recommended in the Legal 500 directory for property litigation and has acted in several high-profile cases relating to the Housing Act 2004 and the Housing and Planning Act 2016.
In addition to property litigation in the civil courts, Robin often acts in tribunal cases relating to housing standards, including rent repayment order applications and appeals against improvement notices and financial penalties. He also acts for businesses, company directors, and private landlords in regulatory cases in the criminal courts, often in prosecutions relating to HMOs and property standards.
Robin also advises property agents and landlords on consumer law and he assists property businesses (particularly student accommodation providers) with updating their terms of business and tenancy agreements. He can provide training and document drafting services in addition to legal advice and representation.
Waltham Forest LBC v Hussain [2023] EWCA Civ 733
Court of Appeal case regarding fitness and proper person test for HMO licences and the nature of statutory appeals by way of rehearing to the First-tier Tribunal.
Kumar v Kolev & Ors [2024] UKUT 255 (LC)
Upper Tribunal appeal against a rent repayment order involving a rent-to-rent arrangement.
R (Clearsprings Ready Homes Ltd) v Swindon Magistrates Court [2024] EWHC 2023 (Admin)
Judicial review claim arising out of HMO prosecution proceedings.
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