Christopher Webb and Joshua Quinn step into the roles
The Isle of Man Law Society has appointed Christopher Webb as its new President, bringing extensive experience and expertise to the role.
The Isle of Man Law Society, the Island’s oldest professional body, serves as both a regulatory and professional organisation for Manx advocates.
Mr Webb, who was called to the Manx Bar in 2002, is a director at MannBenham, a specialist corporate law firm. He is also a qualified English solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths, Accredited Mediator, and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
Meanwhile, Joshua Quinn, a qualified solicitor advocate and Manx advocate, has been appointed Vice-President.
Mr Quinn has extensive experience in employment law, commercial disputes, insolvency, contentious trusts, property disputes, and related regulatory matters.
Both Mr Webb and Mr Quinn follow in the footsteps of notable past Presidents as they continue shaping the history and development of the legal profession on the Isle of Man.
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