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How Top Nigerian Lawyers Research Legal Cases

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How Top Nigerian Lawyers Research Legal Cases

lawpavilion August 5, 2025

Let’s begin by asking this multi-million naira question, “What makes the difference between elite lawyers and the...

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Advanced Legal research platforms trusted by Nigerian law firms

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Advanced Legal research platforms trusted by Nigerian law firms

lawpavilion August 5, 2025

Are you still depending on outdated methods to win modern cases? With ever-evolving statutes, case precedents, and...

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Next of Kin: Not Next in Line for the Estate

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Next of Kin: Not Next in Line for the Estate

lawpavilion August 5, 2025

CASE TITLE: DASHE v. DAVID & ANOR (2025) LPELR-81124(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 5TH MAY, 2025 JUSTICES: BIOBELE ABRAHAM...

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Legal-Specific Collaboration Tools: 4 Untold Benefits for Law Firms

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Legal-Specific Collaboration Tools: 4 Untold Benefits for Law Firms

lawpavilion July 31, 2025

If you’re still toggling between WhatsApp messages, emails, and scattered documents for your legal research, you’re already...

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3 Things Smart Lawyers Do Differently with Legal Research

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3 Things Smart Lawyers Do Differently with Legal Research

lawpavilion July 31, 2025

Have you ever wondered why some lawyers seem to often win in court, even when the odds...

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Saving the Soul of the Adversarial Legal System: Judicial Misconceptions, Public Perception, and the Imperative for Systemic Reform

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Saving the Soul of the Adversarial Legal System: Judicial Misconceptions, Public Perception, and the Imperative for Systemic Reform

lawpavilion July 30, 2025

By Sam Kargbo, SAN Abstract The adversarial legal system is built on the principle of impartial adjudication,...

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Nigeria’s Open Banking Revolution: Unlocking Financial Futures

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Nigeria’s Open Banking Revolution: Unlocking Financial Futures

lawpavilion July 30, 2025

Nigeria is on the cusp of a significant financial transformation, driven by its carefully crafted Open Banking...

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Silent Exit: How INEC can Constitutionally Deregister Political Parties

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Silent Exit: How INEC can Constitutionally Deregister Political Parties

lawpavilion July 30, 2025

CASE TITLE: LIBERATION MOVEMENT v. INEC & ORS LPELR 81136(CA)JUDGMENT DATE: 24TH JANUARY, 2025 JUSTICES: ADEBUKUNOLA ADEOTI...

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Whether the Court Can Move to the Domain of Any Person for the Purpose of Taking His Evidence

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Whether the Court Can Move to the Domain of Any Person for the Purpose of Taking His Evidence

lawpavilion July 30, 2025

CASE TITLE: GARUBA & ORS v. OMOREGIE (2025) LPELR-81463(CA) JUDGMENT DATE:  19TH JUNE, 2025 PRACTICE AREA: LAND LAW...

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Whether Affidavits Can Contain Legal Argument and/or Conclusion

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Whether Affidavits Can Contain Legal Argument and/or Conclusion

lawpavilion July 30, 2025

CASE TITLE:  GTB PLC v. INNOSON (NIG) LTD (2025) LPELR-81486(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 20TH JUNE, 2025 PRACTICE AREA: CIVIL...

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