Policy
Where research support ends and your own work begins
We provide research assistance, strategy, source discovery, structural guidance, editing, and mentoring. You remain responsible for complying with your university, competition, or institutional requirements.
What we do
- Identify and structure the relevant research question
- Locate and verify authorities, case law, and secondary sources
- Draft literature reviews, memos, and memorials as a starting point for your own work
- Review and correct citations to a chosen standard
- Explain reasoning and structure so you can defend the work as your own
What we don't do
- Sit an exam, submit a dissertation, or represent a moot team on your behalf
- Fabricate or misattribute sources to support a weak argument
- Guarantee a grade, competition result, or acceptance outcome
- Complete work in violation of a specific rule your institution or competition has set
Your responsibility
Rules on permissible research assistance vary by university, journal, and moot competition. Before commissioning work, check what your institution or organiser allows, and brief us within those limits — tell us about any rule that applies so we can scope the engagement accordingly.
If you're ever unsure whether a piece of work fits within your rules, ask us before we start. We would rather adjust the brief than deliver something you can't use.
Questions about a specific brief?
Tell us your institution's rules when you submit a request, and we'll scope accordingly.