Category: Articles
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Privilege Privilege is a rule of evidence that allows a witness to refuse to disclose information or provide evidence about a particular fact or to bar such evidence from being disclosed or used in a judicial or other proceeding. Similarly, on the ground of public policy, relevant evidence may be excluded when it concerns matters…
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The Role Of Lawyers In Nigeria: Defining The Relevance Of A Legal Practitioner In Nigeria Abstract This essay attempts to examine, outline, appraise and appreciate the person of a lawyer in nation building in Nigeria. A Lawyer is one who is knowledgeable in law, one who studied and practices law as an advocate or solicitor.…
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Essential Steps to Take Before Hiring a Legal Service Provider Taking the right steps before hiring a legal service provider is crucial when seeking legal assistance. Whether you’re facing a family law matter, a personal injury case, or need assistance with business law, this article will guide you through the essential steps to ensure you…
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Talentport: A Gateway to High-Paying Remote Jobs Abroad Are you feeling bored with your current 9-to-5 job that pays only minimum wage? If you are looking for a flexible and high-paying job abroad, then it’s time to explore Talentport. This job portal offers remote jobs from overseas and is suitable for experienced professionals, fresh graduates,…
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Premise In Legal Reasoning In legal reasoning, a premise refers to “a statement or proposition that serves as a basis for an argument or conclusion, it is a proposition that is assumed or accepted as true in order to support a conclusion that is being made”. In legal reasoning, premises can take many forms, including…
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Does A Governor Of A State Possess Statutory Power To Declare Public Holiday In His State? The declaration of 2nd of May 2023, by the incumbent governor of Rivers State, His Excellency, Gov Nyesom Ezenwo Wike via a statewide broadcast has created a media based tug of war as to the power of a governor…
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Litigation Law Firm Litigation is a legal action between two or more parties. Each party in a suit presents its case before the court to get a favourable judgment. A case before a court can be either civil or criminal. And parties to the suit may seek legal or equitable remedies, or both. Litigation is…
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Insurance Company Tactics You Need to Know It’s easy to assume that a workers’ compensation insurance company will do everything possible to care for you as an injured worker. After all, your employer pays premiums for protection, so you expect to receive the help you need when you’ve been injured in the workplace. However, that’s…
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3 Things to Do When You Get into a Car Accident While car accidents are hopefully not a regular occurrence for you, it’s important to know what to do in the event that you are involved in one. The steps you take immediately following an accident can have a big impact on your health, your…
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Why Multinational Companies Do Not Make Nigeria The Venue And Seat Of Arbitration Despite the numerous advantages of Arbitration and ADR to the global economy, Nigeria has steadily witnessed a slow-paced development in the settlement of commercial disputes through arbitration and other ADR mechanisms, majority of the Multinational companies with huge transactions and high-profile Commercial…