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Combined professional experience of over three decades
Legal Services
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.
Committed to helping our clients succeed
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.
Committed To Helping Our Clients Succeed
Our Practice Areas
Civil and Criminal Litigation
Taxation
Mergers and Acquisitions
Oil and Gas
Company Law
Children & Family
Real Estate & Construction
Telecommunications
Maritime Law
Receivership & Liquidation
Regulatory Laws
Articles
Mrs Titilola Akinlawon SAN delivers a paper on Adoption of Children- National and International Perspectives at a 2-day interactive seminar organised by the NBA Ikeja Branch between 5th and 6th May 2015
ADOPTION OF CHILDREN: NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES BY TITILOLA AKINLAWON SAN. ADOPTION – AN INTRODUCTION It will be most proper to start this paper by a definition of adoption. The Black’s Law Dictionary 7th Edition defines adoption as the “Statutory process of terminating a child’s legal right and duties towards the natural parents and substituting […]
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