- Specialist in Tax Laws
- Tax Planning and Management
- Specialist in Litigation
- Other Lawyers in our Chambers
- Legal Researchers
- Para-Legal Staff
Our associates overseas include several international law firms with long and varied experience in USA, UK, France, Japan, Middle and Far East and some in ECOWAS Countries. We have the capability therefore to provide legal services on a broad range of matters of any complexity and magnitude in and outside Nigeria
We pride ourselves both on our ability to provide excellent, seamless client service from each of our offices, and our success in maintaining our core values of collegiality, teamwork and mutual respect.
We are a diverse, personable group of professionals who believe in operating as a team, so that our collective energy and creativity contributes to the firm’s overall success.
We are always looking for the best and brightest to join our team. Whether they come straight from law school, lateral positions, or clerkships, we seek talented and dedicated individuals committed to providing the highest level of client service.
Giving back is core to our culture and doing pro bono is a fundamental obligation of our profession.
House of Laws encourages all our Legal Staff to accept and conduct cases on Pro Bono basis for poor clients and never to refuse a brief assigned to them by the Legal Aid Council or by the Law Courts for the defense of poor litigants.
We have experience in domestic and International Finance and Banking; in this respect our clients include the Nigerian apex regulatory bank, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN).
We also have long and varied experience in syndicated lending transactions and debt recoveries and re-scheduling. In the banking area, our clients amongst other include United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), First Bank (Nigeria) Plc., Afribank Plc. And Union Bank Plc.
We have also acted as Legal Practitioners on an ad hoc basis for several Oil Companies including Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited and for corporations including Nigerian Railway Corporation and Nigerian Ports Authority.
