Law firm Appleby has come out fighting after the first part of a TV investigation into tax avoidance.
Last night saw the first of two BBC Panorama programmes based on files stolen from the company, which has offices in Athol Street.
On its website, the firm issued a statement accusing journalists of favouring political objectives over fairness and accuracy.
After last night's programme, the company says it has thoroughly investigated and found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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