Competition Law writers and expertise

Focus areas: International law, human rights, medical law, public law, family law, criminology, negligence and competition law.

Experience: Highly experienced academic writer with more than 2,100 completed assignments and a long record of work across core, public and international areas of law.

Research skills: Experienced in research-led writing across legal subjects that require comparison between domestic, international and human-rights frameworks, as well as interdisciplinary areas such as criminology and medical law.

Academic writing: Extensive experience producing structured academic work across a wide range of legal subjects, from core undergraduate areas through to specialist international and public-law topics.

Approach: An experienced and adaptable legal writer with particular strength in complex, research-intensive subjects and a strong record of sustained academic work.

Credentials: LLB Law (2:1) with strong performance in final-year written assignments, achieving high first-class grades across coursework and dissertation work.

Focus areas: Competition law, tort law and media law, with additional strengths in legal analysis and research-focused writing.

Approach: Clear and evaluative writing style, with a focus on persuasive analysis supported by detailed research.

Experience: Academic experience producing high-quality written work, including a first-class dissertation exploring enforcement within competition law.

Research skills: Skilled in locating and interpreting legal literature and case law, with experience overcoming limited-source research challenges.

Academic writing: Strong academic writing skills demonstrated through significant grade improvements and consistent first-class performance in final-year assignments.