Simon Lynch
Partner, Dublin Office
Simon is a Partner, practising as part of our Real Estate team. He has particular expertise advising in finance, investment and development transactions. He acts for national house builders, land promoters, land owners, and insolvency practitioners across the country in sales, acquisitions, joint ventures and licence agreements.
Simon has extensive experience in advising developers, lenders and equity investors in all aspects of financing, secured lending and property investment. He has also advised on the development of a number of private hospitals.
Prior to joining RDJ, Simon was a team leader of the residential development department of NAMA where he was responsible for originating significant facilities for large scale developments and successfully devised novel ways to expedite the delivery of large scale residential projects. Additionally, Simon advised on complex multi-jurisdictional enforcement, restructuring and work-outs.
Education
University of Wales (LLB)
Law Society of Ireland (Diploma in Commercial Property), (Diploma in Corporate Law and Governance), (Certificate in Commercial Contracts)
Chartered Accountants Ireland (Diploma in Insolvency)
CEDR Mediation
Professional
Admitted as a Solicitor in Ireland and England/Wales
Accolades
Simon has been recognised by The Legal 500 for his work in the Public Sector.
Simon Lynch is the best real estate around. He is always available to give advice and his commercial and practical approach to issues is greatly appreciated. His team is excellent and Simon always takes a hands-on approach– The Legal 500 (2024)
Related Content
RDJ Diversity Scholarship aims to impact ethnic diversity in legal profession
RDJ is pleased to announce that applications for the 2024 RDJ Diversity Scholarship are now open. The annual scholarship will be awarded to two students intending to study law...
Problems for Landlord with Tenant Lease renewal claim
In a recent Circuit Court case Judge O’Connor had to rule on whether a Landlord could recover the difference between the “old rent” and a higher “market rent” from a tenant be...
New Government Measures on Student Tenancies
The Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 2024 was signed into law on Friday 12 July 2024. RDJ Property Partner, Patrick Ahern discusses the Act and what it means for...
RDJ Housing Conference: Foundations 24
RDJ held its inaugural housing conference, Foundations 24, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on 25 January 2024 with over 300 clients, colleagues and industry stakeholders in attendance.
Glenveagh Properties Partners with Land Development Agency to Build 69 Homes
RDJ advised Glenveagh Properties plc, one of the country’s largest homebuilders, on the sale of the entire development at Wilkinson’s Brook, Dublin 15 to the Land Development ...
Secure Tenancy Affordable Rental (STAR) Scheme – How does it work and will it be a success?
The Secure Tenancy Affordable Rental (STAR) scheme has been brought forward by the Government to assist the delivery of new rental stock that will be earmarked for those in th...