| jasonessay |
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Jan 26, 12, 08:34AM
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does anyone know if US websites who take on UK work truely use UK writers? Specifically LAW as they are very different in the said countries
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| Martyn |
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Jan 26, 12, 07:36PM
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Law is country specific subject so choose a company based in the country where you are
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| pheelyks |
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Jan 26, 12, 07:39PM
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It's very easy for someone in the US to familiarize themselves with UK law, and vice versa. Things like libraries and the Internet are really nifty that way.
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| editor75 |
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Jan 26, 12, 08:50PM
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the US and the UK are both based on common-law, rule of law (as opposed to rule by law) systems. in fact, the US system is basically an extension of English common law. citation styles and precedent may differ, but the basic framework is similar enough... plus, as pheelyks notes, the world is much smaller now, when it comes to accessing the necessary info.
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| jasonessay |
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Jan 27, 12, 09:46AM
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are any of you familiar with doing uk law having been into us law?
is it really that simple
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| pheelyks |
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Jan 27, 12, 10:00AM
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Yes, it really is.
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