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"I've read every case on the list, so why does my tutor keep writing 'too descriptive'?" If that sounds like your last feedback sheet, you are not alone. Law markers reward how you use a rule on the facts, not how many rules you can recite.
A law expert can write the full answer from scratch, finish the part you started, or check and fix your draft: issues spotted and ranked, both sides argued, every authority real and cited in SLR or OSCOLA style.
Where your answer is
Yes. Whether you have only the question, half an answer or a draft you don't trust, a law expert picks it up from there.
IRAC still isn't clicking. Live sessions cover issue spotting, finding authorities and building each IRAC paragraph.
A problem question or essay title, a deadline, and no time or confidence to start. A law expert writes the full answer to your brief, word limit and citation style.
The main issue is covered, but the counter-arguments, the second party or the conclusion are missing. The expert completes it in the same structure and voice.
It's written, but you're not sure the application holds up or the authorities are right. The expert checks it against the criteria and rewrites the weak parts.
The argument is done. You want precise legal English, consistent headings and footnotes that follow your style guide.
What law students tell us
Not because they haven't done the reading. Usually because nobody showed them how a law answer is built, or there's no time left to build it. These are the lines we hear most.
Law markers reward using a rule on the facts, not reciting it. Many students only see the difference when the marks come back.
Terms of art, precise phrasing and formal tone matter in law. Clear thinking still loses marks if the sentences are loose.
Graduate and part-time law programmes move fast, and the reading list doesn't shrink after a long week at work.
Problem questions hide several issues across several parties. Missing one costs more marks than any typo.
AI tools can produce case names and citations that look real but aren't. A made-up authority is a serious problem in a law answer.
Get your case citations verifiedNeutral citations, report series, pinpoints and short forms. Inconsistent footnotes cost marks on otherwise good work.
Where to start
Work through four stages for each issue, in order, and keep them separate. Most lost marks come from jumping from the facts straight to a conclusion.
IRAC, one issue at a time
Name the precise legal question the facts raise for one party, not the general area of law.
One sentence, no analysis yet
State the statute or case authority that governs that issue, with a real, checkable citation.
Check it on LawNet or Singapore Statutes Online
Apply the rule to these facts, arguing both sides where the facts or the law are unsettled.
This is where most marks sit
Give the most likely outcome for that issue, then move to the next issue or party.
Short and decisive
Areas of law
Each area tests a different skill. Contract asks whether each element is proven from the facts, tort tests causation, criminal law tests the mental element. Find yours below.
Contract law
Tort law
Criminal law
Constitutional and administrative law
Company law
Equity and trusts
Weak vs strong
The application carries the most marks and loses the most. Here is the same point, written twice.
Restating the facts
Applying the rule
Illustrative example with made-up facts. [Authority] marks where a real, checked case or statute would be cited.
Verified authorities
Yes, and it's worth doing every time. AI tools can produce a case name, year and court that look right and don't exist. Every authority our experts cite or check is confirmed against the actual report.
AI-suggested citation
Expert-verified authority
Only need a citation check? Send the list on its own and we'll quote for that alone.
How it works
You know who is working on your answer, what they're citing and when it arrives.
Problem question or essay title, assessment criteria, word limit, citation style and deadline. If anything is unclear, we ask before quoting.
Contract to a contract specialist, criminal to criminal, company law to someone who knows directors' duties. One expert stays on the assignment.
For a problem question, the issues ranked by weight with the authorities for each; for an essay, the thesis and structure. Shared before full writing on longer work.
Each issue in IRAC, both sides argued where the law is open, every authority real and pinpointed.
A second reader confirms each case and statute exists, supports the point it's cited for and is formatted correctly.
A short walkthrough of the reasoning so you can follow every step, plus free revisions against your original brief.
Half-done answers
Yes. A partly written answer usually has its strongest issue done and the rest missing. We keep what holds up and complete the rest.
Plus the criteria, your reading list and any feedback from earlier assignments.
Issues, authorities and application are checked. Anything unverifiable or misapplied is flagged.
Missed parties, counter-arguments, remedies or the conclusion, priced only on what's left.
Same headings and voice, footnotes made consistent, changes tracked.
Where marks go
Tick what matches your last feedback sheet. Your choices go into the enquiry form so the expert knows where to look first.
Programmes covered
IRAC and citation rules stay the same across levels, but what markers expect from the application changes. Find your programme.
Markers reward spotting the issue and stating the rule correctly before anything else.
sources of law · court hierarchy · statutory interpretation
Typical papers
short-answer set
Court hierarchy named but not used to explain which decision binds which court.
offer and acceptance · consideration · basic remedies
Typical papers
problem question, legal memo
Issue identified correctly but rule stated without an authority.
sole proprietorships and partnerships · company formation · directors' basic duties
Typical papers
problem question, short essay
Business structures compared without explaining each owner's personal liability.
A working student's week
How two unreliable AI-found cases were replaced and the missing defendant covered.
A negligence problem question due in seven days, three parties in the facts, and a draft that stopped after duty of care.
The draft handled the duty of care well, then ran out of time. Breach and causation had two lines each, one defendant was never discussed, and two of the cases had come from an AI research tool.
A tort specialist checked the draft first. One AI-suggested case couldn't be found in any law report, and another didn't say what the draft claimed. Both were replaced with real authorities supporting the same points.
The expert then shared an issue plan for breach, causation and remoteness against each defendant, and wrote those sections in the same structure as the student's duty-of-care analysis. A short call at the end went through the reasoning issue by issue.
“The case fitted my argument so well that I never thought to check it existed.”
The completed answer arrived two days before the deadline, with every authority verified. No mark was promised.
Illustrative example based on common student situations, not a specific individual.
Five ways to work
The five options side by side, from learning IRAC live to a complete answer with verified authorities. Choose by where your answer is today.
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Contract, tort, criminal, company and public law go to experts who work in that area, and one expert stays on your assignment from issue plan to revisions.
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LLM | Law Coursework Expert (SMU Graduate)
LAW309 & LAW311 TMAs, Legal Essays, Singapore Legal Framework
Kelvin helps law students with SUSS LAW309 and LAW311 coursework and legal essays. His answers are clearly structured, accurately referenced and focused on Singapore law.
LLM | Public & Criminal Law Specialist
LAW309 Criminal Law, Public Law, Legal Case Analysis
Chloe works on criminal and public law tasks, including SUSS LAW309 TMAs. She structures answers using issue-rule-application-conclusion and cites Singapore authorities where relevant.
LLM | Constitutional & Administrative Law Expert
Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Policy & Regulation
Jason handles constitutional and administrative law questions with clear legal argument. His answers link principles to cases and keep the reasoning easy to follow.
LLB | Contract & Commercial Law Specialist
Contract Law, Commercial Law, Business Law Assignments
Mei Ying covers contract, commercial and business law problem questions. She applies the facts step by step to the relevant rules and case law.
LLM | Taxation & Legal Compliance Expert
Corporate Tax Law, Compliance Frameworks, Business & Tax Regulations
Arjun works on tax law and compliance assignments, explaining how regulations apply to a given business scenario in clear, structured writing.
MA | Human Rights & International Law Specialist
Human Rights Law, International Law, LAW311 & Law Electives
Natalie covers international and human rights law essays and problem questions, including SUSS law electives such as LAW311. She balances legal sources with critical analysis.
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Because a law answer has to be right on the authorities and fit the word limit. These are the commitments behind every order.
Issues weighted so the answer fits the limit without dropping one.
Every answer is researched and written by a person who works in your area of law.
On longer work you approve the issues and authorities before full writing starts.
The same expert writes, answers your questions and handles revisions.
Send extra facts, lecture notes or questions while the work is in progress.
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Your question, drafts and details are used only for your order.
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Related help
Sometimes. Longer law essays and research papers can use our essay, editing or proofreading services, and a law dissertation follows the dissertation route.
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Law FAQs
Answers on starting, timing, authorities, privacy and price for law work.
Yes. Send the question, criteria, word limit, citation style and deadline. A law expert in that area plans the issues, shares the plan on longer work, then writes the full answer in IRAC with real, verified authorities.
Yes. Your expert can walk you through the issues and the order to tackle them in a live session. If there's no time to learn it before the deadline, the expert can write the answer instead.
Yes. Answers are written in concise, formal British English. If you've drafted it, we edit for legal terms, precise phrasing and clear structure without changing your argument.
The full question or essay title, assessment criteria, word limit, citation style and deadline. Your reading list, lecture slides and earlier feedback help the expert match your module.
Often, yes. Tell us the deadline when you enquire and we'll say honestly what fits. Shorter turnarounds sit in a higher price band.
Yes. Send what you've written with the question. We keep what holds up, verify your authorities, add the missing issues, parties and conclusion, and price only what's left.
Whichever your module asks for. Footnotes, neutral citations, report series and pinpoints follow OSCOLA or your faculty's style guide, with a bibliography or table of cases if required.
Yes. Every authority is checked against the actual law report or legislation and confirmed to support the point it's cited for. Anything that can't be verified is left out.
No. Answers are researched and written by people who work in law. AI tools are known to invent cases, which is one more reason every authority is checked by hand.
Yes. Message your expert on WhatsApp to add facts, share lecture notes or check progress, and ask for a short walkthrough when the answer is delivered.
Your question, drafts and details are used only for your order and handled under Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act. We don't share your work or contact your law school.
No. We are an independent service and not affiliated with NUS, SMU, SUSS, the University of London or any other university, polytechnic or private education institution.
No Singapore statute prohibits paying for academic writing, editing or tutoring help. Each law school sets its own rules on outside help and AI use, and students are responsible for following them. Ask us if you're unsure.
No. We never sit exams, quizzes or timed tests. For exam preparation, a live session can set practice problem questions in your exam style and give feedback on your timed answers.
Law work starts from S$18 per 250 words with the longest turnaround; shorter deadlines cost more. You get a written SGD quote before you pay.
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