Suzanne Brown is a distinguished Director and Commercial Solicitor at McKays in Mackay. Renowned as Mackay's only Queensland Law Society Business Law Accredited Specialist, she was celebrated for achieving top marks in the state upon completing the course in 2014, earning a special accolade from the Chief Justice. Further attesting to her exemplary skills, Suzanne was named one of Australia's 30 under 30 Best Lawyers, notably winning in both the Government and Energy and Resources categories—a historic first in the awards' history. With over two decades of experience at McKays Solicitors, Suzanne has held pivotal roles including Director, Principal Solicitor, and Associate Solicitor. Her leadership extends to supervising and mentoring a team of solicitors and support staff, ensuring excellence and rigorous standards are upheld across the firm. Suzanne’s dedication to her clients is reflected in glowing testimonials, highlighting her promptness, expertise, and proactive approach. Suzanne holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the Queensland University of Technology, which laid the foundation for her successful career in law. Her relentless pursuit of outstanding client results has earned her a loyal clientele and prestigious recognition in her field.
Director/Principal Solicitor
McKays Solicitors
Jan 2013 - Present • 13 years 10 months
Associate Solicitor
McKays Solicitors
Mar 2004 - Present • 22 years 8 months
Principal/Commercial Solicitor
McKays Solicitors
Mar 2004 - Present • 22 years 8 months
Principal
McKays Solicitors
Mar 2004 - Present • 22 years 8 months
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
Queensland Law Society Business Law Accredited Specialist
Queensland Law Society
30 under 30 Best Lawyers in Australia (Government category)
Best Lawyers
30 under 30 Best Lawyers in Australia (Energy and Resources category)
Best Lawyers
Courier Mail’s 20 under 40 Business Leaders in Queensland
Courier Mail
30 under 30 Best Lawyers in Australia (Government)
Best Lawyers
Special award by the Chief Justice for highest marks in State
Chief Justice
Last checked: 27 Feb 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
