Conor Cullen

Conor graduated with an LLB (Hons) in Law from Queen’s University Belfast in 2016 before completing the Legal Practice Course alongside a Master's degree in Legal Practice at Liverpool John Moores University in 2020.

He qualified as a Solicitor in Northern Ireland in 2022 and is a member of the Law Society of Northern Ireland. He is also qualified to act across England and Wales.

Since qualification, Conor has specialised in plaintiff and defence litigation, including criminal litigation, acting on behalf of commercial clients, insurances companies and private clients. He has developed particular expertise in high-value claims and catastrophic injury cases, advising on liability and quantum, preparing complex cases for hearing, and working closely with counsel and experts to achieve favourable outcomes.

In addition, Conor represents a number of core participants in the Omagh Bombing Inquiry, further enhancing his experience in managing sensitive and high-profile matters. Conor is currently involved in a significant ongoing Judicial Review challenge against the Government of Ireland. Conor also has experience across all strands of Alternative Dispute Resolution including within the Sporting arena.

He is recognised for his meticulous preparation, analytical ability and commitment to delivering clear, strategic advice tailored to his clients’ needs.