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Conor’s Story

About me

I studied at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS), graduating with a certificate in Higher Education in Law and Business in 2017.

Thereafter, I graduated from the University of Strathclyde in 2021 with an LLB Honours degree and again in 2022 with a Diploma in Professional Legal Practice.

I began working for Scullion LAW in February 2022 as a member of the busy Support department, providing clients and colleagues with assistance in our different areas of expertise.

In November 2023, I was offered a traineeship with the firm and became a member of our busy Property Law department and qualified as a Solicitor in November 2024.

Interesting facts:

Outside of work, I am a referee for the Scottish Football Association.

About my work in the firm

I am a Solicitor in our busy Property Law department, assisting clients through the process of purchasing, selling, mortgaging, and transferring the title of residential property.

Transactions of all natures involving property are one of the biggest and most important decisions one will make in their lifetime, and it is no secret that such transactions can be very stressful for clients. I love assisting clients throughout the process, from submitting the offer to advising that the keys can be collected, from receiving the sale offer to advising the transaction is now complete, ensuring that it is as stress-free as possible.

Skills:

I am a strong communicator and listener. I will always do my utmost to ensure that clients receive the best service possible and receive sound legal advice for any of their concerns.

How I can help

I am available to assist clients from start to finish of their transactions and ensure the process is streamlined and stress-free.

Why me?

I am dependable and will always be on hand to assist clients and colleagues alike to the best of my ability. I will ensure no stone is left unturned throughout a client’s transaction and that clear, understandable legal advice is provided throughout.