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Law is marked differently from every other humanities subject. Authority matters more than argument. The ratio matters more than the outcome. And a citation error stands out to your marker in a way it never would elsewhere.
- Problem questions structured through IRAC or CLEO
- OSCOLA referencing done to the letter
- Authority checked as current — no repealed statute
- LLB, GDL, LPC, SQE and LLM level
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What this service covers
Problem questionsEssay questionsCase notesLegal draftingMoot preparationDissertationsSQE-style scenarios
Problem questions: IRAC done properly
Most law students know IRAC. Far fewer allocate their words correctly within it, and that allocation is most of the difference between a 2:2 and a First.
- Issue — one or two sentences. Identify the legal question precisely. Missing an issue entirely is the most expensive error available to you.
- Rule — around 30% of the answer. State the law with authority: statute by section, cases by proper citation, and the ratio rather than the facts.
- Application — around 50%. This is the marks. Apply the rule to these facts, address the ambiguity, and argue both sides where the law is genuinely unsettled.
- Conclusion — brief and decisive. Advise the party. Hedging to avoid being wrong is marked as an inability to advise.
OSCOLA, and why it is unforgiving
OSCOLA uses footnotes and no in-text citation, has no full stops in most abbreviations, and imposes a strict hierarchy of law reports. A law marker spots an OSCOLA error immediately because they read it every day.
- Cases — neutral citation first where one exists, then the best report. The order runs: official Law Reports, then Weekly Law Reports, then All England Reports.
- Statutes — short title and year, then the section and subsection, with no comma before the year.
- Pinpoints — paragraph numbers for post-2001 judgments, page numbers for older reports.
- Secondary sources — books, journal articles, and command papers each with their own distinct pattern.
- EU and ECHR material cited to the correct current form post-implementation period.
- Bibliography split into cases, legislation and secondary sources, each ordered as OSCOLA requires.
Currency of authority
UK law moves. Citing a repealed provision or an overruled decision is not a stylistic slip — it is substantively wrong and marked as such. Every authority in work we produce is checked as current at the date of writing.
- Statutory provisions checked for amendment and repeal, including provisions in force but not yet commenced.
- Cases checked for subsequent judicial treatment — distinguished, doubted or overruled.
- Retained EU law treated correctly following the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023.
- Areas under active reform flagged, since a marker will expect you to know a Bill is before Parliament.
Coverage across the qualifying modules
- Contract law — formation, terms, misrepresentation, frustration, breach and remedies.
- Tort — negligence and duty of care, occupiers’ liability, nuisance, defamation, vicarious liability.
- Criminal law — actus reus and mens rea, homicide, offences against the person, defences, inchoate offences.
- Public law — parliamentary sovereignty, the rule of law, judicial review grounds, the Human Rights Act 1998.
- Land law — registered and unregistered title, co-ownership, easements, covenants, mortgages.
- Equity and trusts — the three certainties, express and resulting trusts, constructive trusts, breach of trust.
- EU law and its retained status, company law, employment law, family law and evidence.
Why students pick us for this.
Problem questions structured through IRAC or CLEO.
You see the price before you commit. Every order comes with a free similarity report, and we rework it free as many times as you need.
What you receive
Every order comes back with all of this.
- IRAC or CLEO structured answer with full application
- OSCOLA footnotes and a correctly divided bibliography
- Authority verified as current
- Counter-arguments addressed where the law is unsettled
- Similarity report and unlimited reworks
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Do you cover the SQE?
We support SQE1-style multiple-choice scenario reasoning and SQE2 written skills as academic practice material. We are not an SRA-authorised training provider and this is study support, not a qualification route.
Can you write a case note?
Yes. A case note needs short facts, the ratio pinned down precisely, the reasoning analysed, and the wider significance assessed. It is a different skill from essay writing, and students often treat it as a summary instead.
Will you use current authority?
Always, and we state the date the authority was checked. Where an area is under active reform we say so in the work.
Do you help with law dissertations?
Yes — doctrinal, comparative and socio-legal, at LLB, LLM and doctoral level, through our dissertation service.
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