A Manx legal company is celebrating its new headquarters.
MannBenham Advocates officially opened its new headquarters on Victoria Street in the capital this week.
As well as offices and meeting rooms, the five-storey building boasts its own fully-equipped conference centre, bar and catering facilities.
Managing Director Miles Benham called the opening an incredibly proud moment for everyone at the firm.
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