Wrongful Termination of Employment in Nigeria: Employer Responsibilities and Employee Rights
Wrongful Termination of Employment in Nigeria: Employer Responsibilities and Employee Rights Preem & Partners | 19th March, 2025 Linkedin Instagram X-twitter Termination of employment heralds the end of an employee’s work with an organisation. While termination in itself is not inherently wrongful, it becomes legally contentious when an employer fails to follow the proper procedures […]
Conditions for Divorce in Nigeria
Conditions for Divorce in Nigeria Preem & Partners | 5th February, 2025 Linkedin Instagram X-twitter While it is cliché to say, “every beginning has an end”, for some marriages, the end of the marriage may be the dissolution of marriage or divorce. Quite often, we’re faced with various depictions of divorce just as collection of […]
What ADR Is Not: Addressing Common ADR Misconceptions
What ADR Is Not: Addressing Common ADR Misconceptions Preem & Partners | 9th May, 2024 Linkedin Instagram X-twitter The need for expediency and efficiency in commercial disputes clashes starkly with the sluggishness and uncertainties often associated with courtroom adjudication. Almost like a recurring decimal, with every legal year, while few cases are disposed of within […]
When a Corporate Entity Recovers Its Debt: An Additional Consideration
When a Corporate Entity Recovers Its Debt: An Additional Consideration Preem & Partners | 24th August, 2023 Linkedin Instagram X-twitter In an article published three months ago, we explored debt recovery and the important considerations a creditor must keep in mind when attempting to recover a debt in Nigeria. It is not surprising that all […]
Recovery of Debt in Nigeria: What Legal Considerations Should be Kept in Mind?
Recovery of Debt in Nigeria: What Legal Considerations Should be Kept in Mind? Preem & Partners | 6th May, 2023 Linkedin Instagram X-twitter Debt recovery has become commonplace in both social and business contexts. Whether due to an unpaid loan, a breached obligation to pay for services or goods, or failure to deliver on a […]