THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF BUYER/SELLER IN CIF AND FOB CONTRACTS April 30, 2026 Fr Bonaventure Ifedigbo Business, Economy, Law No comments yet 1.0 INTRODUCTION Industrial revolution that took place in the global north in the 19th century and the upsurge of globalization indices […] Read more
ARBITRATION CANNOT STALL INSOLVENCY: April 30, 2026 Deborah D. CHUKWUEDO General, Insights, Law, Opinion No comments yet The Privy Council Confirms in Sian v Halimeda [2024] UKPC 16 Introduction In my earlier article, “Can An Ongoing Arbitration […] Read more
UNDERSTANDING THE LEGAL BARRIERS IN CROSS BORDER E-COMMERCE April 16, 2026 Nzube Ezeoke General, Insights, Law No comments yet Introduction The digital economy has erased many traditional barriers to trade, allowing even small businesses to access global markets with […] Read more
THIRD-PARTY LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION FUNDING IN NIGERIA: PRACTICAL BARRIERS FOR LOCAL CLAIMANTS POST-ARBITRATION AND MEDIATION ACT 2023. April 8, 2026 Jemimah Idi General, Law, Opinion No comments yet Third party funding has evolved into a prevalent practice in leading jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and the United […] Read more
THE EFFECT OF THE RIGHT TO FAIR HEARING IN THE DETERMINATION OF A CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT UNDER NIGERIAN LAW April 7, 2026 Terry Igbonaju General, Law No comments yet INTRODUCTION Under the Nigerian labour jurisprudence, the right to fair hearing stands as a pillar of constitutional democracy and natural […] Read more
CAN AN ONGOING ARBITRATION STALL AN ADMINISTRATION UNDER NIGERIAN LAW? April 8, 2026 Deborah D. CHUKWUEDO General, Law No comments yet Introduction This has been the uppermost question in mind since I heard a Senior Lawyer inform the court that there […] Read more
AN APPRAISAL OF 2019 CORRECTIONAL SERVICE ACT VIS-À-VIS THE RIGHTSOF PRISONERS IN NIGERIA March 26, 2026 Fr Bonaventure Ifedigbo General, Insights, Law, Uncategorized No comments yet 1.0 INTRODUCTIONIn philosophical anthropology, nature and nurture are the major components of what a man is.The former consists in the […] Read more
THE ENFORCABILITY OF ARBITRATION CLAUSE March 6, 2026 Terry Igbonaju Law, Opinion No comments yet A simple clause can profoundly shape the trajectory of commercial relationships. A single paragraph that can redirect an entire dispute […] Read more
REGULATORY SANDBOXES FOR ASSESSING EMERGING TECHNOLOGY RISKS March 4, 2026 Nzube Ezeoke Law, Tech No comments yet Introduction The fast pace of technological innovation has produced a structural tension between emerging technologies and the regulatory systems meant […] Read more
Pleadings: Facts, Evidence, and the Abuse of Technicalities – Pillars v. Desbordes 2021 LPELR-55200 (SC) March 4, 2026 Oluwatobi Adebanjo Law, Opinion No comments yet Introduction Every litigation lawyer knows the specific anxiety of drafting a Statement of Claim. You sit before a blank screen […] Read more