Rakaya Simmons-Landy joins Trott & Duncan
Rakaya Simmons-Landy has been appointed the newest qualified litigation associate of Trott & Duncan Limited.
A statement from the firm said: “Ms Simmons-Landy, who demonstrated remarkable talent and commitment during her pupillage under the mentorship of senior associate Ryan Hawthorne, has officially joined the T&D team, bringing with her a fresh perspective and an unwavering dedication to the field of law.
“Throughout her pupillage, Ms Simmons-Landy gained invaluable experience working alongside senior barristers and King’s Counsel, such as Delroy Duncan, KC, and Jerome Lynch, KC, on a diverse range of cases.
“Her contributions to the property and estates department, under the guidance of director Perry P. Trott and his team, involved critical activities such as will drafting and estate administration.
“Opting to specialise in litigation, she is now deeply involved in receiving comprehensive training and providing advice in various legal areas, with a particular focus on employment and landlord/tenant matters, alongside associate Sara-Ann Tucker.”
Ms Simmons-Landy said: “Joining Trott & Duncan isn't just a career milestone — it's the realisation of a dream I’ve had since I first envisioned myself in a courtroom, fighting for justice.
“To stand as part of a team that holds the torch for integrity, client advocacy and a steadfast pursuit of justice in Bermuda is both a privilege and a profound responsibility.”
The law firm’s statement added: “Rakaya’s official integration into our team as a litigation associate marks a significant milestone in her career and an exciting development for our firm. Her academic background, coupled with the practical experience and profound values she brings, perfectly embodies the ethos of T&D.
“We are confident that Rakaya will contribute immensely to our continued success and uphold the standards of excellence and commitment that our firm stands for.”
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