Rebecca Flynn

Rebecca Flynn is a distinguished legal professional serving as the Principal and Notary Public at WMD Law, where she leads with expertise in property and transactional law. Graduating with First Class Honours in Law from the University of Sydney, Rebecca was admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1997. Her career commenced at Rosenblum & Partners, later merging with Blake Dawson, where she honed her skills in the Commercial Property Division. Since joining WMD Law in March 2000, Rebecca has been instrumental in guiding clients through complex property transactions. Her practice encompasses advising commercial clients on the sale and purchase of business enterprises and assisting national clients with comprehensive leasing portfolios. She is adept in handling residential and commercial development projects, providing insightful counsel on site acquisition, development approvals, and off-the-plan sales. A noted authority in property law, Rebecca has been recognized as the NSW Young Property Lawyer of the Year and has chaired the NSW Young Lawyers Property Law Committee. Her involvement with the NSW Law Society Property Law Committee underscores her commitment to legal excellence and professional development. Rebecca's role as Notary Public, appointed by the Supreme Court of NSW in 2010, enables her to render statutory services such as witnessing documents and administering oaths on both a national and international scale. Her unparalleled ability to navigate complex property issues, including GST and financing concerns, makes her a trusted advisor for unique and innovative property project structures. Her extensive experience includes coordinating due diligence for the sale of a national hotel chain, negotiating lease assignments, and managing strata subdivision and commercial developments in North Sydney. As a leader in the field, Rebecca is committed to delivering practical and strategic advice tailored to her clients' needs, ensuring successful outcomes in all facets of property law.