Chris Reilly
Chris has upwards of 25 years’ experience in dealing with all manner of claims and legal disputes. He will be a tenacious advocate on your behalf and specialises in litigation. As a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, the Children’s Order Panel and the Employment Lawyers Group he can bring his expertise and experience to any litigation, employment or criminal matter. Additionally he has extensive experience in matrimonial law including cases involving children, legal aid and domestic violence as well as divorce and family finances.
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Leeanne McCurry TEP
Leeanne graduated from Queen’s University, Belfast with a joint honours degree in Law and Accounting in 2004. Leeanne deals with residential and commercial conveyancing, liquor licensing, estate planning including wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney, as well as controllerships and administration of estates. Leeanne also has widespread experience in general practice and joined John Boston & Company in 2015. In 2023 Leeanne achieved a distinction in her diploma in Trusts and Estates (Northern Ireland) from STEP (Society for Trust and Estates Practitioners). She was also awarded STEP Excellence Awards for being the highest scoring student in the STEP Advanced Certificate in Trust and Estate Accounting (Northern Ireland) in 2022, STEP Advanced Certificate in the Taxation of Trusts and Estates (Northern Ireland) and the STEP Diploma in Trusts and Estates (Northern Ireland) in 2023. In addition she also tutors at the Institute of Professional Legal Study.
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Kathryn Mullan
Kathryn graduated from Ulster University with a joint honours degree in Law and Economics and went on to complete a Master of Law in Human Rights and Criminal Justice at Queens University Belfast. She then graduated with Distinction from the Graduate School of Professional Legal Studies in 2011. Kathryn specialises predominantly in matrimonial and family law dealing regularly with contentious, complex and high value cases. Kathryn is also experienced in dealing with estate planning including wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney, as well as controllerships and administration of estates. Kathryn is an accredited member of the Children Order Panel of Northern Ireland and a qualified Solicitor Advocate. Kathryn is the contributing editor of the Child & Family Law Journal published by the Law Society of Northern Ireland and regularly writes articles on topical issues pertaining to the area of family law. Kathryn also works alongside various organisations such as the British Deaf Association providing legal advice and assistance to members of the Deaf Community and is Trustee of the Ulster Society for promoting the Education of the Deaf and Blind. Kathryn is also Collaborative Lawyer and an accredited member of the Association of Collaborative Practitioners
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