Dickinson Cruickshank has appointed three new partners.
Sean Dowling, John Melia and Toby Ward became partners on February 1, increasing the number at the firm to 14.
Eleven of those are based at the company’s head office in Douglas, two in Ramsey and, for the first time, one will be based in London.
Senior Partner Paul Morris is delighted to have the new people on board as they each bring different strengths and experience to the company.
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