Employment Law writers and expertise

Focus areas: Family law, civil litigation, employment law, intellectual property, wills and probate, contract law and wider core legal subjects.

Experience: Longstanding legal writer with more than 2,400 completed assignments and broad experience across private, public and commercial law. Family law has been a particular area of specialism.

Research skills: Experienced in research-led legal work across a wide range of subjects, including civil litigation, employment, intellectual property, consumer law and professional conduct.

Academic writing: Extensive experience producing academic legal work across both core and specialist areas, supported by a substantial record of completed assignments.

Approach: Broadly experienced across legal subjects, with particular strength in family law and the ability to work across related civil, commercial and public-law topics.

Credentials: LLM in European and international business law; LL.B in law with politics (Qualifying Law Degree, 2:1).

Focus areas: Core law subjects, political philosophy, employment law, commercial and company law, intellectual property, international business law and tax law.

Approach: A diligent and academically focused writer with strong analytical skills and a broad grounding in both domestic and international legal frameworks.

Experience: Experienced in producing academic work across law and politics, including modules and dissertation topics covering employment law, intellectual property, commercial law, company law, international trade, tax law and political theory.

Research skills: Skilled in analysing legal sources, reviewing case law and legislation, and engaging with political and philosophical scholarship across multiple traditions.

Academic writing: Competent in writing clear, structured legal analysis and political theory essays, with experience developing arguments supported by statute, case law and academic literature.

Credentials: LLB (First Class) and LLM with a focus on international law, covering areas such as WTO law, international human rights and comparative legal systems.

Focus areas: Public, contract, tort, commercial and employment law, international and human rights law, comparative law and judicial review.

Approach: Analytical and research-driven, drawing on practical legal experience and strong academic foundations to produce structured, well-supported written work.

Experience: Experience in legal research, legislative analysis and writing on current affairs. Additional experience in comparative legal research, drafting arguments based on international and foreign case law, and analysing judgments from international courts.

Research skills: Access to Cambridge University Library, Squire Law Library, Westlaw and LexisNexis, with strong skills in legal analysis and reviewing international and domestic case law.

Academic writing: Experience in producing articles, legal analyses and written work based on international, comparative and domestic law, supported by training through the Bar Professional Training Course.

Credentials: LLM with Merit from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a First-Class LLB from the University of Sussex.

Focus areas: Public and constitutional law, employment law, contract law, European law, evidence, jurisprudence and related core legal subjects.

Experience: Has experience in legal research and in education-law work involving commercial and employment matters, alongside academic writing across a broad range of legal subjects.

Research skills: Strong interest in legal research, including complex and less familiar areas of law, with experience working across public, private and employment-related legal questions.

Academic writing: Experienced in producing structured legal work informed by postgraduate study and a strong undergraduate academic record.

Approach: Research-focused and analytical, with a particular interest in complex legal questions and the careful development of clear, well-supported arguments.