All individuals named are currently either Practising Members, Associate Members, Non-Practising Members or Student members or Government advocates. Please select below to view advocate details via Isle of Man Law Society membership type.

	PRACTISING MEMBERS (A-Z Listing)
	A practising member is a Manx Advocate who is registered under the Legal Practitioners Registration Act 1986 and who is a member of the Law Society pursuant to the Isle of Man Law Society Byelaws 2000.
	ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
	An associate member is not a Manx Advocate; an associate member is a person who is registered under the Legal Practitioners Registration Act 1986 and who is a member of the Law Society pursuant to the Isle of Man Law Society Byelaws 2000.
	IN-HOUSE MEMBERS
	NON-PRACTISING MEMBERS
	Non-practising members are Manx Advocates who are not currently offering legal services to clients.
	STUDENT MEMBERS
	GOVERNMENT ADVOCATES
	Government Advocates are represented by the Attorney General and members of his chambers, also by Advocates working in government departments.