Keiron McCabe

Introduction

Keiron McCabe accepted tenancy at St Philips after completing a specialist family law pupillage under the supervision of William Horwood and Juliet Allen, where he observed and worked on a wide range of care, private children, and financial remedy cases.

Prior to commencing his pupillage, Keiron was a paralegal at Burgess Mee Family Law where he worked on both private children and financial remedy cases involving high net worth individuals. He also spent three years leading a national charity’s campaign to legalise assisted dying and managing its right-to-die litigation. Alongside his work, Keiron volunteered for a Trade Union where he advised and represented workers during disciplinary hearings.

In his spare time, Keiron is an avid chess player and volunteers as a trustee of the Rationalist Association, which produces one of Britain’s oldest continually published magazines.