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Simon Main joins Cripps as partner in residential conveyancing

Simon Main joins Cripps as partner in residential conveyancing

 

 

  • Experienced residential property lawyer Simon Main has joined Cripps as a partner in the firm’s London team.

 

30 September 2025: Simon joins from Streathers (West End), bringing with him a wealth of experience in high-value residential transactions, including freehold and leasehold acquisitions and disposals, as well as landlord and tenant and development matters. He advises a wide range of clients – from high-net-worth individuals and property investors to developers – combining legal expertise with practical, commercially focused guidance.

 

Simon will play a key role in the residential property team, working closely on strategic client accounts and bringing added strength to the firm’s growing presence in the high-value residential market.

 

Recent highlights from Simon’s practice include advising on multi-million-pound plot acquisitions and development finance deals in London and acting on residential site purchases across the capital. He has also been involved in several high-profile deals, including transactions exceeding £10 million in some of London’s most prestigious postcodes.

 

Commenting on his appointment, Simon said: “I’m thrilled to join Cripps and work alongside such a talented team. The firm’s reputation for exceptional client service and its commercial, solutions-focused approach align perfectly with my own. I look forward to helping clients navigate complex, high-value property matters and contributing to the continued success of the property team.”

 

Rebecca Hughes, partner and head of the residential team, added: “We’re very pleased to welcome Simon to the firm. His strong track record and specialist knowledge will be a great asset to our team as we continue to expand our work in the high-value residential property space.”

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