I have an existing 3,000-word analysis of the UK’s anti-money-laundering regime. I now need it rewritten so it serves a Law Review & Reform assignment aimed at legal professionals. Scope • Shift the paper to a strong reform narrative by singling out one problematic area—feel free to propose the most compelling target (e.g., reporting requirements, penalties and enforcement, or the wider regulatory framework) and justify why it merits urgent change. • Retain the core research but refresh the structure, arguments, and references so the final text reads as an original, cohesive piece rather than a simple edit. • Integrate up-to-date case law, legislative developments (e.g., the Economic Crime Act 2022 and recent FCA guidance), and academic commentary to support the reform argument. • Maintain an authoritative tone suitable for barristers, compliance counsel, and policy-facing practitioners. Deliverables 1. A polished 3,000-word article in Word, fully footnoted (OSCOLA). 2. A one-paragraph abstract highlighting the chosen reform focus. 3. A tracked-changes file showing how the original material evolved. Acceptance criteria • Clear thesis on the selected reform point. • Logical flow: background → critique → reform proposal → anticipated impact. • Accurate citations and no plagiarism (Turnitin-safe). • Plain-English executive style while preserving technical precision. I’m available to provide the original text and any faculty guidelines once we agree on the reform angle.