Law firm McCann FitzGerald appoints experienced new partner

Sarah McCague joins the litigation and dispute resolution at McCann FitzGerald after 22 years with Arthur Cox

Catherine Austin, Eleanor Cunningham, Sarah McCague, and Stephen Holst, managing partner, McCann FitzGerald.

Law firm McCann FitzGerald has appointed Sarah McCague as a partner in its litigation and dispute resolution group.

Sarah joins the firm’s pensions and incentives practice. Having held senior roles with Arthur Cox over 22 years, she brings significant experience advising trustees, employers and other stakeholders across the public and private sectors on complex regulatory and governance matters.

Her expertise spans scheme governance, compliance, restructuring and liability management, as well as employee benefits issues arising in corporate transactions. A past chair of the Association of Pensions Lawyers in Ireland, Sarah is a recognised leader in the field and a regular speaker on pensions and charity law.

She has also lectured on the Pensions Law and Applied Trusteeship Certificate course of the Law Society of Ireland.

Stephen Holst, managing partner at McCann FitzGerald, said: "Sarah is a highly regarded pensions lawyer with an outstanding reputation in the market. Sarah's arrival further strengthens our expertise in this area and enhances our ability to support clients across a broad range of regulatory, governance and pensions-related matters. We look forward to the contribution she will make to the firm and our clients."

Sarah McCague said: "I am delighted to join McCann FitzGerald and become part of such an already established and highly regarded practice. I look forward to working with clients on the complex issues affecting pension schemes, employers and trustees, and contributing to the continued success of the firm."