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Simon Younan is a trusted legal adviser with extensive experience supporting clients involved in high-stakes litigation and guiding companies through complex commercial arrangements and transactions. He manages a broad spectrum of business matters, including business acquisitions, drafting and negotiating shareholder and unitholder agreements, resolving shareholder and director disputes, and advising on strategic risk management. Simon frequently assists businesses in debt recovery efforts, negotiates with commercial landlords, and advises on company structuring aimed at asset protection, particularly in the context of ongoing litigation. He works closely with key decision-makers to ensure that legal strategies are aligned with overarching business objectives. He represents clients across multiple forums, including the County Court, Supreme Court, Magistrates’ Court, and VCAT, handling matters such as alleged breaches of contract, equity claims, partnership disputes, winding up proceedings, and enforcement actions. Known for his pragmatic advocacy and clear communication, Simon consistently delivers decisive outcomes, even under pressure. Simon also has solid experience in building and construction law, acting for developers, builders, and property owners in disputes involving defective works, delays, and contractual issues. He prioritises practical resolutions and often achieves settlement before the matter proceeds to trial or final hearing. In addition, Simon provides representation in criminal and traffic matters, regularly appearing in the Magistrates’ Court for clients facing summary offences, traffic infringements, and regulatory breaches. He offers straightforward advice and is dedicated to safeguarding his clients’ rights through negotiation, diversion applications, or contested hearings. Simon is a valuable asset to his clients and legal team, known for his commitment and readiness to advocate vigorously for clients’ interests.
Last checked: 15 May 2026 • Checked with Victorian Legal Services
