
Meet Abby
Abby Duncan
Trainee Solicitor
LLB (2:1), Glasgow Caledonian University
Abby joined Simplicity Legal in January 2024 and gains experience across many areas of law, balancing her training with her university studies.
Since 2024
Joined Simplicity Legal in January 2024
LLB (2:1)
Glasgow Caledonian University
Multitasker
Covering many different areas of law
Spin classes
Her current obsession
About Abby
What is your favourite part of your role?
No two days are the same! Covering all of the different areas of law is what makes the role challenging, but exciting. I have learned something new every day since I started in this role.
What do you like most about working for Simplicity Legal?
How welcoming everyone on the team has been, alongside how flexible the working hours are. It can be challenging working in a solicitors whilst completing a degree full-time, and being able to swap around my days to cater to deadlines and exams has been beneficial in the lead up to my graduation. I know when I return to university for my Postgraduate Diploma the team will be great in helping me balance this.
What skills do you find most useful in your role?
Multitasking is definitely a key skill to have. It is important to keep on top of all the daily tasks and not let anything slip through the cracks; organisation is also a must.
What is your proudest achievement?
I recently graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a 2:1 in my LLB, and the cherry on the cake was getting accepted onto the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice the following week.
Outside of work
My current obsession is spin classes. I love attending classes after work as a way of keeping myself active. I can’t say that I have a favourite holiday destination; as long as I’m in the sun, I’m happy.
How she hopes her colleagues describe her
Hardworking and reliable.
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