Law firm Appleby, which has offices in Athol Street in Douglas, has been named Isle of Man Firm of the Year.
The honour, from Who's Who Legal, was presented to the company at a ceremony in London earlier this week.
Appleby's Isle of Man operation employs 70 staff, including ten partners and 30 lawyers.
Managing partner Faye Moffett says the achievement is down to the talent and expertise at its Douglas office.
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