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Our area of law practice covers a broad range of business and individual legal services. Large, small and mid-size enterprises, financial institutions and private individuals can rely on us for attentive and efficient legal services.
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Principal Partners
Mrs. Titilola Akinlawon, SAN
Admitted to the Nigerian Bar in July 1981. Education: University of Lagos LLB Hons 1980, LLM 1983 Lecturer Kwara State College of Technology 1981/82, (National Service Year), Associate, M.I. Jegede & Co, 1982/96, Managing Partner 1997-2001. Member; Nigerian Bar Association; Federation of International Women Lawyers (FIDA); and International Bar Association. She is also an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation Nigeria. Admitted to the Inner Bar on the 26th of August, 2011.
Mr Ibukun Ajomo
Admitted to the Nigerian Bar in July 1984, Education: University of Cambridge BA 1983, LLM 1985, State Counsel, Federal Ministry of Justice 1985/86 (National Service Year), Associate, M.I. Jegede & Co. 1986-96, Partner 1997-2001. Member Nigerian Bar Association.
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Articles
WHEN SCARS BECOME INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: LEGAL PROTECTION FOR CREATIVITY IN A CHANGING WORLD
Keynote Address for the 2025 Ogun Poetry Festival Speaker: Titilola Akinlawon, SAN Date: December 6, 2025 Venue: Cinema Hall, June 12 Cultural Centre, Abeokuta INTRODUCTION: The Power of Your Scars Good afternoon, everyone! I’m honoured to be here at the Ogun Poetry Festival, celebrating the amazing theme: The Truth in our Scars. As poets, writers, […]
SPEAKING FROM THE GRAVE: Synopsis on Wills and Succession
BEING PAPER DELIVERED AT OLATUMBI JOANNA MADUKA ANNUAL LECTURE, NECA HOUSE, CBD, ALAUSA, IKEJA, LAGOS. INTRODUCTION It is inevitable that at one time or the other we all would die and leave this world. What then happens to all the assets we have laboured tirelessly to acquire over the years? Who inherits the said assets? […]
THE EXPERIENCE OF A TRIAL LAWYER: A RECOUNT BY ANTHONIA TITILOLA AKINLAWON, SAN
I got into litigation by accident. During my NYSC I was posted to Kwara State College of Technology as a Lecturer. I taught Principles of Law Contract and Arbitration to HND II Building Students as well as Criminal Law and Procedure to Diploma II Law Students. I had only 8 hours of lecture in one […]
ETHICAL ISSUES IN LITIGATION PRACTICE
ETHICAL ISSUES IN LITIGATION PRACTICE A paper presented by TITILOLA AKINLAWON, SAN at A one-day Continuous Legal Education Course on Mastering Litigation and Trial Skills on Saturday 20th January 2024, at Plot 45, Oyibo Adjarho Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Introduction There are several bodies of rules that govern the conduct of lawyers generally worldwide […]
LEGAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
Paper presented by Titilola Akinlawon SAN at the Law week of Ondo City Bar on 12th August 2025. 1.INTRODUCTION 1.1 Technology has taken over the world since the advent of internet. Every information can be obtained by the click of a button, once you have access to the internet. I was so alarmed when my […]
CHARTING A COURSE TO MARITIME LAW EXPERTISE IN NIGERIA: A PRACTICAL GUIDE
Being a paper presented by Titilola Akinlawon SAN on Tuesday, 15th July 2025 at the Law Week Conference of Law Students Society, Lagos State University. 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Maritime Law, also known as Admiralty Law, relates to all aspects of marine commerce, navigation, resources, and transportation of goods and passengers by sea. 1.2 Today, it […]
Intellectual Property Rights in Nigeria: What You Need to Know
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Nigeria are essential for protecting the creative and innovative works of individuals and organizations. These rights cover a wide range of areas, including trademarks, copyrights, patents, and industrial designs. Understanding the laws governing IPR in Nigeria is crucial for businesses, creators, and legal practitioners to safeguard their intellectual assets effectively. […]
The Role of Customary Law in the Nigerian Legal System
Customary law holds a significant place in Nigeria’s legal system, reflecting the diverse cultural practices and traditions of its over 250 ethnic groups. These laws, which are derived from the customs and traditions of various communities, coexist with statutory laws and the received English laws. Understanding the role of customary law is essential for grasping […]
Understanding the Nigerian Constitution: Key Provisions and Implications
The Nigerian Constitution is the supreme law of the land, serving as the foundation for governance, civil rights, and the legal framework in the country. Enacted in 1999 and has been reviewed severally. The constitution outlines the structure of government, the powers and responsibilities of each branch, and the fundamental rights of citizens. Understanding its […]
SOLE MEMBERSHIP IN PRIVATE COMPANIES: THE CASE OF PRIMETECH DESIGNS & ENGINEERING LTD VS. CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION
INTRODUCTION The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on the 30th of July 2024 delivered a landmark ruling in Suit No FHC/ABJ/CS/665/2023 Between Primtech Design and Engineering Limited & Julius Berger Nigeria Plc v Corporate Affairs Commission, regarding sole membership in private companies. The court in its decision held that Section 18 of the Companies […]