Freelance Law Writer

Job Description

Being a student can often be an overwhelming experience, especially in the current job climate and with heightened tuition fees, students are under more pressure than ever to excel in their studies. Law is a multidisciplinary degree and sometimes it is the case students excel in one or more modules but struggle in others – but must still complete compulsory modules regardless of their interest in pursuing their preferred specialism later in life. For example, a student who is outstanding in Criminal Law may have immense difficulty in achieving the marks needed to pass Tort Law, or a student with excellent legal knowledge may struggle to adapt to an academic writing style or understand how to effectively apply the law in a problem style scenario. This is where a Law Essay Writing Service can help. Academic Knowledge is a student support company that aims to provide invaluable study aids to these students in order to relieve the stresses and pressures of the course. We provide a model answer service that can give these students that extra bit of help they need, providing them with a springboard to work from that shows them the key areas and points that need to be included, provides detailed referencing from which they can undertake their own focused research and demonstrates the style and structure that question should be addressed in. As one of our most popular subject areas, a desirable applicant would have exceptional judgement and research skills and be able to complete both essay style and problem questions. You will be expected to discuss core theories, principles, and processes of the law, relating to core areas, such as Tort, Contract and Public, but also other more specialised areas. A successful applicant would be able to use their legal knowledge effectively when answering a question, be familiar with the use of the IRAC format and be able to critically analyse. As a result of our continued success we are looking for experts in law to work with us as freelance researchers. We secure competitive rates, with fees transferred monthly by us direct to your bank account, so you need not worry about having to chase for payment. If you are a law graduate with a passion for writing, ability to work to deadlines and have obtained at least a 2:1 in your undergraduate studies then this may be the opportunity for you. Any additional qualifications such as the BPTC, LPC or an LLM are beneficial but not essential.

Requirements

As a result of our continued success, we are in need of additional freelance researchers to join our team of over 500 regular researchers. We offer competitive rates, with brief fees paid monthly by us direct to your bank account, so you need not worry about having to chase for payment. We require all our researchers to have a recognised university degree to at least an undergraduate 2:1 level. Your completion of one or more degrees including modules on Law, and particularly any specialisation in Law subsequent to your degree, qualifies you for this. If you graduated with, for instance, an LLB Hons (2:1) with a 2:1 in Law, you are qualified to complete work with us in Law up to a 2:1 level. To be eligible to apply for this vacancy you must have: A minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent (60%+) Excellent written English skills
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