A student-run case analysis project
Learning to think through real-world cases.
Casework is where Duygu and Esra Şevval publish the analysis they do during a six-month professional mentorship at the Law Office of Beril Dogan Berk, an immigration law firm. Every case here is hypothetical or fully anonymized.
What this project is
Casework is built around one idea: good professional judgment comes from a repeatable method. Read the facts, find the rules, research, reason, and explain your conclusion clearly. The mentorship uses immigration law as the subject, but the method carries over to business, healthcare, education, and any field that works from cases.
Structured analysis
Apply a framework to a set of facts and explain the reasoning step by step.
Research and writing
Use public sources, cite them, and write short memos a reader can act on.
Ethics and confidentiality
Protect client information and keep every example hypothetical or anonymized.
Cross-cultural competence
See how rules and expectations change across countries and languages.
Explore
Case Studies →
The monthly analyses we write and publish.
Progress →
Our six-month roadmap and what we've finished.
Health Lens →
The same method applied to healthcare cases.
About Us →
Who we are and why we started.