Presented by Group Four, Gredan Legal Virtual Internship. This article examines the legal effects of winding up a company in Nigeria. It considers the meaning and […]
Presented by Group Three Nigeria’s social-impact sector operates across three legal vehicles: Incorporated Trustees, companies limited by guarantee, and, increasingly, private companies limited by shares run […]
Presented by Group Two Virtual Internship. This study examines the impact of corporate governance and directors’ duties on the Nigerian corporate system. It considers how the […]
The boardroom is central to corporate governance, serving as the forum through which the affairs, management, and oversight of a company are directed. This paper examines […]
Understanding Trademarks: How to Protect Your Brand in Nigeria Your brand name is more than just a name. It represents your business identity, reputation, and the […]
Corporate Due Diligence: What Every Investor Should Know Before investing your money in a business, it is important to look beyond the opportunity and examine the […]
INTRODUCTION When a company suffers significant financial losses, violates regulatory requirements, becomes insolvent, or faces allegations of misconduct, attention often turns immediately to the directors. While […]
MISUSE OF COMPANY STRUCTURE: WHEN THE CORPORATE VEIL CAN BE LIFTED Registering a company creates a legal separation between the company and the people behind it. […]
THE DAY A COMPANY BECAME A “LIVING PERSON”: UNDERSTANDING SEPARATE LEGAL PERSONALITY IN NIGERIA Can a company really exist separately from the people who own it? […]