Who writes this

Coaching sites are full of author boxes with a stock photograph, a first name and a line about fifteen years of experience that nobody can check. We would rather have fewer bylines that mean something.

So the rule here is simple. A named byline appears only once there is a credential behind it that a reader could verify — a degree, a bar enrolment number, a published paper. Until then the work is credited to the collective byline below, and the about page sets out what each tier of the teaching team is and is not.

The same rule governs the content itself. Every factual claim about the exam, an NLU or the law either carries a source link or is marked as being verified — that method is written up on the content methodology page.