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Andrew Russell 
andrewrussell@madden-finucane.com

Andrew was admitted as a Solicitor in 2000.

He specialises in Criminal Law and represents clients under arrest in Police Stations and defends clients in Magistrates Courts and Crown Courts throughout Northern Ireland.

Andrew is an admitted solicitor in Dublin and has acted in criminal cases in Dublin and elsewhere in the Republic of Ireland.

Andrew is a qualified solicitor advocate and regularly appears on behalf of clients in the Crown Court. Special Interest in defending prosecutions under Proceeds of Crime and Money Laundering legislation.

   
Cathy McGrann
cathymcgrann@madden-finucane.com

Cathy was admitted as a Solicitor in 2001.

She previously worked for the Human Rights Commission.

Cathy specialises in Criminal, Family Law, Matrimonial and Children Order cases.

She also represents clients under arrest in Police Stations and at all levels of Court.

Cathy also advises clients on Immigration matters.

   
  Michael Madden
michaelmadden@madden-finucane.com

Michael was admitted as a Solicitor in 2006.

He previously worked for the respected London Criminal firm, Claude Hornby & Cox, where he completed his training contract. 

Michael specialises in Criminal Law and represents clients under arrest in Police Stations and defends clients in the Magistrates’ Court.

He has a special Interest in Human Rights Law.

Michael has attended the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in New York as part of a human rights campaign team concerning the independence of lawyers, highlighting the murder of Pat Finucane in particular. 

He has also acted as an observer for British Irish Rights Watch for CCRC cases. 

Michael is a member of the Haldane Society and Lawyers for Liberty.
Jack Quigley
jackquigley@madden-finucane.com

Jack was admitted as a Solicitor in 2007.

He practices in various areas of Civil and Criminal Law. 

Jack has carriage of a variety of County Court actions and provides business services such as Debt Recovery, Liquor Licensing and Commercial Contract/Leases to large companies within Ireland. 

He also represents clients under arrest in Police Stations and defends clients at all levels of Court.

Jack has a special interest in Crown Court Appeals against both Conviction and Sentence as well as an interest in Human Rights, Civil Liberties and Criminal Justice having graduated from the LLM in Human Rights and Criminal Justice, Queen's University Belfast in 2005.