International Criminal Law writers and expertise

Credentials: LLM in law and LLB with first class and highest honours, with strong academic grounding across domestic and international legal systems.

Focus areas: All core areas of law, with particular interest in criminal law, family law, international law, property law, equity and trusts, jurisprudence, politics and literature.

Approach: Research-driven and detail-oriented writer committed to producing rigorous, well-supported legal analysis.

Experience: Experience researching multiple legal topics simultaneously during university study and through freelance writing. Additional writing and editing experience for publications in law, politics and human rights.

Research skills: Skilled researcher with access to university library resources and extensive practice analysing legal materials across diverse subject areas.

Academic writing: Experienced in producing high-quality legal essays and commentary across both historical and contemporary legal frameworks.

Credentials: Former law lecturer and senior lecturer with extensive experience teaching and assessing work at LLB and LLM level, with deep understanding of first-class legal standards.

Focus areas: Wide-ranging expertise across core and advanced areas of law, including public, private and international law, as well as professional career documentation.

Approach: Highly analytical and detail-oriented, producing rigorous legal work informed by years of academic teaching and assessment experience.

Experience: Over eight years’ experience as a freelance academic writer with more than 200 completed legal assignments. Prior academic career included lecturing at multiple UK universities and delivering employability training.

Research skills: Experienced in using major legal databases including Westlaw and LexisNexis to support advanced legal research and analysis.

Academic writing: Skilled in OSCOLA, Harvard and APA referencing, with extensive experience producing legal essays, case analyses and academic commentary.

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.