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The $500M Blame Game and The Power of Proof

This episode of 'Legally Speaking' delves into a high-stakes international employment dispute between an American executive and a Nigerian construction company, revealing crucial lessons about contracts, corporate authority, and the undeniable power of evidence in legal battles.

The $500M Blame Game and The Power of Proof

This episode of 'Legally Speaking' delves into a high-stakes international employment dispute between an American executive and a Nigerian construction company, revealing crucial lessons about contracts, corporate authority, and the undeniable power of evidence in legal battles.

First Blog Post

This is the first blog post on our new website.

Understanding Legal Technology

Exploring how technology is transforming the legal industry.

The Principle of Writ of Summons in Law: A Case Study of AOMO Limited v. Mr. Abiola Martins

A comprehensive analysis of the Writ of Summons as a foundational legal document in civil litigation, examining its historical development and practical application through a landmark Nigerian case.

The Principle of Non Est Factum in Law: A Case Study of AOMO Limited v. Mr. Abiola Martins

An in-depth exploration of the doctrine of non est factum as a legal defense in contract law, examining its historical development and practical application through a Nigerian property dispute case.

The Application of the Neighbour Principle in Nigerian Tort Law: A Case Study of Osaneji Global Services Ltd. v. Nigeria Breweries Plc

A comprehensive analysis of the neighbour principle in Nigerian tort law, examining its historical development and practical application through a product liability case in the Nigerian beverage industry.

The Role of Obiter Dicta in Shaping Nigerian Jurisprudence: A Case Study of Dalhatu v. Turaki

An exploration of obiter dicta in Nigerian law, examining how judicial remarks that are not binding decisions significantly influence legal reasoning and jurisprudential development through political party disputes.

Nigerian Bottling Company Limited v. Essential Interiors Limited & Ors

Analysis of a procedural dispute concerning the appropriate mode of commencing civil actions in the High Court of Lagos State, highlighting the critical importance of proper procedure in establishing jurisdiction.

The Doctrine of Trust of Imperfect Obligation in Law: A Case Study of Adekunle Adeseye & Ors v. Nathaniel A. Williams & Ors (1964)

Exploration of trusts of imperfect obligation in Nigerian law, examining how courts handle testamentary provisions for specific purposes without identifiable beneficiaries.