Simon Kerrigan > Boodle Hatfield LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Boodle Hatfield LLP
240 BLACKFRIARS ROAD
LONDON
SE1 8NW
England

Work Department

Property

Position

Simon is a Partner in our Property department, who deals with all aspects of residential property work, in particular landlord and tenant matters. He has detailed knowledge and experience in leasehold enfranchisement cases, both for landlords (including large landed estates both in and outside London) and tenants. He also deals with acquisitions and disposals for high-net-worth individuals.

Career

Assistant Warners 1996-98; assistant Boodle Hatfield 1998-2002; associate 2002-04; partner 2004.

Memberships

Westminster and Holborn Law Society.

Education

Leicester University.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Real estate > Residential property

(Leading individuals)

Simon Kerrigan  – Boodle Hatfield LLP

Saskia Arthur leads an active and ‘really strong‘ team at Boodle Hatfield LLP– it has acted on over 1,200 residential transactions in the last 12 months with individual transaction values of up to £100m. The group garners praise for the breadth of its expertise. It is adept at advising on the sale and purchase of high-value residential properties, as well as advising non-UK resident clients on buying UK property to hold as an investment. In addition, it is a known name for its considerable strength in areas such as leasehold enfranchisement, residential developments, refurbishments and rebuilds. Simon Kerrigan is well-regarded for his work on all aspects of residential property. Shaima Jillood is the joint head of the firm’s Middle East practice, and is experienced in advising on a wide spectrum of residential property matters. Reem Al-Jumaily is another key member of the firm’s Middle East practice, and specialises in the sale and purchase of UK residential property. The team’s expertise spans advising on high-value prime central London properties, as well as large London development projects. Edward Allan is another name to note, who frequently handles many complex transactions.