Mr. McCone is Augustinian trained and Jesuit educated. For the past twenty years he has been an active supporter and defender of Irish Human Rights causes in the United States. He is a past president of the Brehon Law Society, an Irish-American Bar Association of attorneys whose objective is to achieve peace and unity in Northern Ireland through the legal process. He was an-acting President of Division Five, the Paul O’Dwyer Division, of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Kings County. He was the recipient of the Irish-American Attorney of the Year Award presented by the Honorable Charles J. Hynes, District Attorney of Kings County. Mr. McCone serves as a judge at the New York Law School Annual Charles W. Froessel Moot Court Competition. He has lectured at Notre Dame Law School, the School of Law at Rutgers University, and at the Kings Inn and Mansion House in Dublin, Ireland, where he was a guest co-speaker with Justice Susan Denham of the Supreme Court of Ireland and the Right Honorable Michael Mulcahy, Lord Mayor of Dublin. Mr. McCone has also appeared as counsel in the Coroners Inquest Court in Dublin, Ireland. He was a candidate for the New York City Council and is now a partner engaged in litigation practice for the firm and in representing clients, not only in the courts but also in numerous administrative agencies.

Education

Augustinian trained and Jesuit educated

Graduate of Loyola University in Chicago

Graduate of John Marshall Law School in Cleveland, Ohio

Areas of Practice

Labor Law
Personal Injury Law
Construction Accidents Law
Airline Disasters

Contact Information

cmccone@odblaw.com