our team - solicitors.

Rory McShane

Rory McShane

Partner

e: rory.m@mcshaneandco.com

Qualifications:

  • QUB BA Diploma in Social Studies 
Admitted as a Solicitor in Northern Ireland 
1973 and in the Republic of Ireland 1992 
President of Law Society in Northern Ireland 2005/2006 Mediator

Responsible For:

Practice Development, Litigation, Commercial Property, Public and Administrative Law, Assets Recovery and Insolvency

Specialism:

Civil Litigation

Paul O'Kane

Paul O'Kane

Partner

e: paul.o@mcshaneandco.com

Qualifications:

  • Manchester University LLB 
Institute of Professional Legal studies 
Admitted as a solicitor in Northern Ireland 1978 and in the Republic of Ireland 2002 Solicitor Advocate

Responsible For:

Litigation, Criminal law, Commercial Conveyancing, Employment and Equal Rights

Specialism:

Civil Litigation, Employment Law

Mary Doherty

Mary Doherty

Partner

e: mary.d@mcshaneandco.com

Qualifications:

  • QUB LLB 
Admitted as a solicitor 1978

Responsible For:

Wills and Probate, Public and Administrative Law, Domestic Conveyancing

Specialism:

Conveyancing and Probate

Paul Brown

Paul Brown

Associate Solicitor

e: paul.b@mcshaneandco.com

Qualifications:

  • QUB LLB 
Institute of Professional Legal Studies 
Admitted as a solicitor 1997. Solicitor Advocate

Responsible For:

Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Asset Recovery and General Legal Practice, Public and Administrative Law

Specialism:

Criminal Law

Peter Rooney

Peter Rooney

Associate Solicitor

e: peter.r@mcshaneandco.com

Qualifications:

  • QUB LLB 
Institute of Professional Legal Studies 
Admitted as a solicitor 1998

Responsible For:

Family law, Licensing, Domestic Conveyancing

Specialism:

Conveyancing

our news.

  • Rory McShane appointed Treasurer of Law Society NI

    McShanes are pleased to announce that our founding partner, Mr Rory McShane, has been appointed Treasurer of the Law Society of Northern Ireland.

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  • Referral Fees

    The Law Society of Northern Ireland has welcomed the decision by the government at Westminster to introduce legislation to prohibit the payment of referral fees in England and Wales.

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