Ifeoma excels in handling complex family law cases, including divorce, custody disputes, parental child adoption, and international child custody matters. Her expertise extends to cases involving child abduction to the United States and custody disputes for children residing in the United Kingdom, among others.
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Explore the legal and cultural dimensions of adoption in Nigeria, highlighting key challenges, global cases, and the importance of formal legal processes.
Addressing weak enforcement of environmental rights in Nigeria: tackling oil pollution, climate change, and corporate accountability challenges.
Stay compliant with the 2024 National Minimum Wage Act updates for fair labor practices in Nigeria. Essential insights for HR and payroll adjustments.
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A fair hearing is rooted in the principle of natural justice, originating from natural law theory. It ensures fair and just treatment by rulers or agents.
OAL expertly navigates complex bankruptcy cases, securing favorable outcomes for clients in financial distress through strategic legal counsel.
In a significant legal victory for filmmaker Chinenye Nworah and her production company GCM Giant Creative Media Limited, both the Nigerian Trademark Registry and the Nigerian Copyright Commission have ruled in their favour. This follows a series of legal battles initiated by Ms. Iniobong Edo Ekim (Ini Edo) and Minnie Empire Productions Limited (MEP), who…