Eoghan McKenna
Eoghan McKenna, Co-Founder and Director of McKenna Maye, is a dual-qualified solicitor in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, renowned for his empathetic approach and unwavering commitment to justice. With a robust academic foundation, including an Advanced Diploma in Corporate, White-Collar, and Regulatory Crime from King’s Inns, Dublin, and a Master’s in Human Rights Law from Queen’s University Belfast, Eoghan brings both depth and breadth to his practice.
His expertise spans complex criminal and regulatory cases, representing clients from initial investigations through to the Supreme Court. Eoghan is particularly adept at navigating cross-border legal challenges, ensuring clients’ reputations and well-being are safeguarded.
Eoghan’s roles on various legal committees, including chairing the Law Society NI Criminal Law Committee, underscore his leadership skills and dedication to the legal profession. He has been elected a Northern Ireland Law Society Council Member and appointed by the Lady Chief Justice to the Crown Court Rules Committee.
Gerard Maye
Gerard Maye, Co-Founder and Director of McKenna Maye, has been a solicitor since 1991 and formed his own practice in 1995, earning a place on the Serious Fraud Panel—a recognition awarded to only a small number of firms.
With a formidable reputation built across London, the South East of England and beyond, Gerard has acted in high-profile, complex cases for over three decades. His experience includes serious fraud, regulatory offences, and international money laundering, often involving multi-jurisdictional elements and significant media attention.
Recognised by Chambers and Partners UK and Legal 500 for his client-focused approach, Gerard is a dedicated mentor and contributor to the wider legal profession, having served on several criminal justice committees and delivered lectures to peers at home and abroad.
Originally from County Tyrone, he maintains strong ties to Ireland and brings valuable cross-border insight.