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Sinéad is the Director of Knowledge and is the Knowledge Lawyer for the Real Estate department. Sinéad manages and is responsible for developing the firm's knowledge management strategy, leveraging and building the firm's knowledge base and enhancing business processes and efficiencies.
Sinéad supports the real estate department’s lawyers by managing the department’s knowledge resources, maintaining precedents and know how documents and providing updates on key legal developments such as important legislative and case law developments and relevant upcoming legislative changes which may impact on the business of clients. Sinéad also designs, implements and delivers training for the real estate department.
Sinéad was admitted to practise as a solicitor in 2006 and has over 10 years extensive experience in commercial and residential real estate transactions and landlord and tenant matters.
scounihan@mhc.ie
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