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Law essay writing service

Our legally qualified writers provide you with a well-structured, critical legal essay that shows depth of understanding and strong argumentation. Whether you're exploring doctrinal issues in contract law, evaluating human rights jurisprudence, or debating the impact of recent legislation, we ensure your essay is focused, well-researched, and academically sound. Your writer can either work with materials you've provided or carry out their own research using respected legal textbooks, academic journals, case law, and legislation.

Our law essay help covers the full spectrum of legal subjects - including public, private, and commercial law - and ensure every essay uses your chosen referencing style, most often OSCOLA. Legal writing at university level demands more than just knowledge: it requires analytical clarity, authoritative support, and a persuasive, well-reasoned position. That's where our writers stand out. Drawing on case law, statute, and leading academic commentary, they write essays that not only respond directly to the question but also reflect the standard of argument and structure expected by top law schools.

Problem questions

Problem questions are a key part of legal study, assessing how well you can apply legal principles to realistic, often complex, fact patterns. Our legal team use clear, structured approaches like IRAC or ILAC to produce detailed, well-reasoned responses across all areas of law - from criminal and tort to land, contract, and equity. Your model answer will highlight relevant legal issues, apply authoritative case law and statutory provisions, and offer logical, justified conclusions.

We handle everything from straightforward negligence claims to multi-issue questions involving defences, remedies, and procedural points. These might include occupiers' liability, vitiating factors in contract, proprietary estoppel, or the application of trusts in mixed-asset disputes. We also assist with problem questions involving public law, such as judicial review or human rights claims.

Whether you're advising a fictional client or analysing liability across several parties, your completed original work will model the clarity, depth, and analytical precision expected by top law schools. Each answer is tailored to your scenario, fully referenced, and designed to help you strengthen your own legal problem-solving skills.

Case notes/case commentary

Case notes and case comments require more than just summarising a judgment - they demand careful analysis of the reasoning, context, and legal implications. Our legally trained law writers help you unpack complex decisions by identifying key legal issues, the court's rationale, and how the case fits within the wider legal landscape. Whether you need to produce a neutral case note or a more evaluative case comment, we ensure your work is concise, accurate, and academically rigorous.

We support you with leading cases across core areas of law, from Robinson to Westdeutsche, helping you engage with the real complexity of judicial reasoning. Your writer will help you critically engage with the judgment, relevant academic opinion, and precedent - showing not just what the court decided, but why it matters.

Statutory interpretation/legislation analysis

Analysing legislation is a skill that often catches students out, especially when faced with dense or technical statutory language. Our writers approach statutory interpretation with clarity and confidence, using recognised tools such as the literal, golden, and purposive rules, as well as relevant presumptions and interpretive aids. Whether you're examining a single clause or the operation of an entire statutory scheme, we ensure your work demonstrates precision, legal reasoning, and contextual awareness.

We regularly assist with assignments involving the Human Rights Act, company law provisions, planning legislation, and criminal statutes. Your model answer will show how to read and apply legislation critically, referencing relevant authorities and aligning with academic expectations in subjects where precision really matters.

Mooting submissions

Mooting is a demanding skill, combining legal research, precise written submissions, and oral advocacy. We support you with clear, well-structured skeleton arguments that follow expected mooting conventions, helping you frame persuasive submissions based on sound legal reasoning. Whether you're arguing a point of statutory interpretation, a human rights breach, or the application of precedent in a fictional appeal, our legal writers develop confident, coherent arguments for you that are grounded in relevant authority.

Your law writer will focus on structure, flow, and legal accuracy - referencing binding and persuasive precedents, as well as anticipating counterarguments where appropriate. Whether you're new to mooting or preparing for a competitive round, our support ensures that your argument is refined and presented in a format that mirrors professional advocacy.

Legal document drafting

Legal drafting is a core skill for aspiring solicitors and barristers, requiring precision, clarity, and a firm grasp of legal conventions. Our legally qualified team assist with a wide range of drafting tasks, from contracts, leases, and wills to statements of case, witness statements, and letters before action. Whether you're studying on the LLB, LPC, SQE, or Bar Course, we ensure your work follows the correct structure, tone, and legal format. We are also pleased to confidentially assist practising Solicitors and Barristers with drafting work.

We can help with both contentious and non-contentious documents, including commercial agreements, pleadings under the Civil Procedure Rules, and client-facing correspondence. Every document is tailored to your scenario, using plain English where appropriate and including relevant legal content - so you learn not just what to write, but how to write it professionally.

Legal opinions

Legal opinions require you to advise a client or solicitor with clarity, authority, and attention to detail. Our law writers produce logically structured, professionally worded opinions that identify the legal issues, apply relevant authority, and clearly explain the available options. Whether you're advising on criminal liability, civil remedies, contract interpretation, or procedural matters, we tailor each opinion to match the expectations of university-level and professional training assessments. We are also pleased assist law firms with opinion writing, providing you with a qualified lawyer at an appropriate level.

We regularly support students on the LLB, LPC, and Bar Course with both civil and criminal opinion writing. Your model answer will include clear headings, client-focused language, and well-supported reasoning - helping you understand how to structure advice that's accurate, balanced, and suitable for real or simulated practice.

Research projects and law dissertations

Extended research projects and dissertations are a major part of many LL.B and LL.M degrees, requiring sustained analysis, original thinking, and thorough legal research. Our experienced law writers develop focused, well-structured dissertations that demonstrate depth of understanding and critical engagement with the law. We can support you with every stage - from refining your research question and building your literature review, to structuring chapters and referencing sources correctly.

We regularly assist with topics across constitutional law, medical law, human rights, company law, international law, and more. Whether your focus is doctrinal, comparative, or socio-legal, we ensure your project meets academic standards, shows critical insight, and follows your university's formatting and citation requirements - typically OSCOLA.

Advocacy/oral submissions

Advocacy assignments test your ability to argue clearly, persuasively, and professionally - whether you're making a bail application, plea in mitigation, or case management submission. Our expert writers support you by drafting realistic, well-structured oral submissions that reflect the tone, format, and legal accuracy expected in both academic and professional training settings.

We help students on the LPC, Bar Course, CILEX and other legal programmes prepare for assessed advocacy by drafting scripts, skeleton arguments, and speaker notes tailored to your brief. As always, we are also happy to assist practising solicitors and barristers with these tasks. Whether you're presenting in a criminal, civil, or family law context, your model submission will include appropriate courtroom language, relevant procedural rules, and persuasive legal reasoning - helping you gain confidence in both written and spoken legal argument.

Reflective journals/learning logs

Reflective writing is increasingly used in legal education to encourage personal insight and professional development - particularly on clinical, pro bono, and skills-based modules. Our writers produce thoughtful, structured reflections that connect your practical experiences with relevant legal principles, ethical frameworks, and academic theory.

Whether you're writing about client interviewing, courtroom observations, teamwork during mooting, or challenges during legal placements, we support you in expressing your development clearly and critically. We can structure your reflection using popular models like Kolb or Gibbs, or follow your university's own framework. Each piece shows evidence of growth, self-awareness, and legal understanding - while meeting the academic standards expected on LL.B, LL.M, LPC, or Bar Course programmes.

Legal drafting exercises (skills-based)

Drafting exercises on the LPC, Bar Course, or SQE are often short, highly structured tasks designed to assess your technical drafting ability under formal conditions. These aren't full legal documents - they're focused, skills-based exercises that test your precision, formatting, and understanding of legal procedures.

We assist with common assessment tasks such as drafting Part 36 offers, inserting clauses into leases, completing claim forms, writing attendance notes, and producing procedural letters. Your law writer will follow the exact requirements of your brief and module guidance, using appropriate language, layout, and legal content. These exercises are all about clarity, compliance, and correctness - and we'll make sure your submission meets those standards confidently.

Group projects and presentations

Group work is becoming increasingly common in legal education, with assignments ranging from joint research projects and presentations to simulated client interviews and tribunal advocacy. These tasks often involve not just legal knowledge, but strong communication, time management, and teamwork - all of which can present challenges when marks are shared.

We help you manage group-based assignments more confidently by producing model scripts, presentation notes, slide content, and supporting documents tailored to your brief. Whether you're working on a business law proposal, a mock mediation, or a joint legal memorandum, we ensure your contribution is clear, well-reasoned, and academically sound - giving your group the structure and substance it needs to succeed.

Exam revision guides

Law exams demand not just knowledge, but the ability to recall, apply, and structure legal principles under pressure. Our revision guides are tailored to your syllabus and exam format, helping you focus on what really matters. We provide clear, topic-by-topic notes that summarise key cases, statutes, and legal concepts, as well as model answers and condensed frameworks to support timed practice.

Whether you're revising for LL.B finals, LPC assessments, the SQE or Bar Course exams, we help you build a stronger foundation and develop strategies for problem questions, essay responses, and multiple-choice tests. Your guide is written by a UK legally qualified expert, fully referenced, and structured to help you revise with purpose - not just memorise content.

Portfolio submissions

Portfolios are increasingly used in law courses to assess a range of practical and academic skills across multiple tasks. These might include legal opinions, client letters, advocacy scripts, reflective pieces, and problem question responses - all tied together with consistent referencing and presentation. Our writers complete each component for you to a high standard, ensuring the overall submission meets your university's requirements.

We support students on the LL.B, LPC, Bar Course, CILEX courses and LL.M courses with individual portfolio tasks or complete sets, depending on your needs. Whether you're compiling a litigation skills portfolio or a pro bono clinic reflection series, we'll draft work for you that's cohesive, accurate, and tailored - without sacrificing quality across multiple components.