Quinn Legal trains 'rising stars' of Manx Law

Monday, 15 November 2021 07:50

Quinn Legal is training two graduates set to become Manx advocates over the next two years.

Jack Igglesden (Oxford Brookes and BPP Manchester graduate) joined the team in 2020 and ultimately hopes to specialise within cyber security and cryptocurrency law.

Meanwhile Emily Brennan (Graduate of The University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University) joined the firm after returning to the Island from the UK- she is set to qualify as an advocate in 2023.

CEO James Quinn, says it is a privilege to train the new rising stars of the Manx Law industry.

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