Lawyer Of The Week – Senator Ihenyen

Meet our lawyer of the week, Senator Ihenyen. An IP and IT practitioner, Senator has a handful of astute things to say. Follow our exclusive interview with him below.   Can we meet you? I’m Senator Iyere Ihenyen, an intellectual property (IP) and information technology (IT) lawyer. I am Lead Partner of Infusion Lawyers— a […]

Law Student of the Week – Ayobami Aladeloye

Meet Ayobami Aladeloye. President of the Tax Club, University of Lagos, Tax enthusiast and our Law Student of the Week. Follow our exclusive interview with him below.   Kindly introduce yourself I am Ayobami Aladeloye. I currently study Law at the University of First Choice and the Nation’s pride (University of Lagos). I am a […]

Specialization: How To Go About Selecting A Desired Field In Law

“The more you concentrate on what you discover that you will be good for you to pursue, the more experienced you will be while doing it.” – Israelmore Ayivor. To be specialized could be being proactively and productively engage in a given spectrum of the legal profession. Your focus is on that area of law […]

UK Supreme Court Dispense With The Wearing Of Wig And Gown To Court

Lawyers appearing at the UK’s highest court will no longer have to wear the traditional wig and gown. Supreme Court president Lord Phillips announced the move, saying it was “in line with the court’s goal” to make its work “as accessible as possible”. If all advocates in a case agree, they may ask to “dispense […]

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Turf Exposé 101 – AN OVERVIEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR LEGAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE NIGERIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY

INTRODUCTION Before the turn of the 21st century, little was known of Telecommunications and Telecommunications Law Practice in Nigeria. This was perhaps because the sector at the time had only few actors –the government which retained monopoly as both service provider and sector regulator and the consumers which had to pay through their noses to […]

5 PRICELESS BENEFITS OF ENGAGING IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, AS A LAW STUDENT – IKUSIKA BAMIDELE

It is disheartening to discover that a large number of law students pass through the University without being engaged in one form of extra-academic activity or another. Some give very lame excuses for not being engage; while others simply pass it off as something of little or no significance. As much as it is of […]

Turf Exposé 101 – Intellectual Property Law Facilitator

We present one of our facilitators. He’s going to be handling Intellectual Property Law. ———————————— Unclear as to specifics in your desired practise area? Not certain as to the area you intend to practice? This might just be the right platform for you! Turf Exposé 101 is an online package set to strategically uncover certain […]

Specialization in the Legal Practice

Read carefully! The issue of specialization is one which bothers a lot of law students and young wigs alike. Questions of why, how, where and when to specialize frequently arise. More often than not, specialization in law starts from the second or third year at the university, subsequent to a general introduction to the law […]

6 Key Tips for Law Examinations

The following are a few exam tips you can inculcate as a law student which may earn better grades. 1. Practise past questions before exams: Apart from researching on answers to past questions, attempt them and time yourself. A lot of law students underrate this strategy or are too lazy to do so, but it […]