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Provided by Gary McGhee
Gary is one of the few Solicitors in Northern Ireland to specialise exclusively in the areas of planning, environmental, and energy law.
His experience includes:
- The co-ordination of major planning applications.
- Representation at over 50 planning / enforcement appeals and major public inquiries.
- Instigating / defending judicial reviews of planning and environmental decisions.
Gary is a Partner at Carson McDowell and heads the Planning and Environmental Law team which he founded over 25 years ago.
Gary is a Legal Associate of the Royal Town Planning Institute, a member of the Environmental and Planning Law Association of Northern Ireland, and a member of the UK Environmental Law Association.
Provided by Chambers
Gary McGhee is head of the firm's planning and environmental team and has a broad range of expertise in the area, covering issues such as watercourse pollution, habitat preservation, planning appeals, and matters pertaining to large-scale energy and infrastructure projects. He is reputed as being one of the leading judicial review and enforcement experts in Northern Ireland.
Provided by Chambers
Gary is the go-to person for all planning and environmental law issues in NI. This hasn't occurred through coincidence; he's hard-working, with an approachable good humour and unparalleled expertise.
The standout planning lawyer in Northern Ireland - the leader of the pack.
Gary is a market-leading planning lawyer. Experienced, sharp and capable, he leads a great team on some of Northern Ireland’s toughest projects.
Gary is the go-to person for all planning and environmental law issues in NI. This hasn't occurred through coincidence; he's hard-working, with an approachable good humour and unparalleled expertise.
The standout planning lawyer in Northern Ireland - the leader of the pack.
Gary is a market-leading planning lawyer. Experienced, sharp and capable, he leads a great team on some of Northern Ireland’s toughest projects.
