Local law firm welcomes new trainees

Monday, 16 January 2023 08:05

A Douglas based law firm has appointed two new trainees.

DQ Advocates has welcomes Lizzie Beard to the team as a Trainee Advocate and David Cowin as Trainee Paralegal.

Lizzie has a first class honours law degree from the University of Liverpool and David is currently undertaking a law degree online with the University of Essex.

Mark Dougherty, Managing Director of the firm, says they're delighted to provide a clear pathway to the legal profession for many future generations of lawyers in the Isle of Man.

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