EQUITY LAW FIRM LASU NOTIFICATION OF LECTURES/DISCUSSION TOPICS FOR 1ST SEMESTER 2015/2016

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TOPICS
SPEAKERS
1
Inspirational Talk/Overview of Last Semester.
Partner Olaitan John
2
Legality of child adoption in Nigeria
Partner Badiru Yewande
3
ADRS (Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism) in Nigeria
Partner Edalere Idris
4
The Freedom of Information Act and its Impact on the Nigerian Polity
Partner Edun Timileyin
5
Legalisation of assisted suicide in Nigeria; merits and demerits
Partner Hamida
6
Jungle Justice in Nigeria; legal implications
Partner Aisha Salami
7
Law and correctional Facilities
Partner Mazidah
8
Law and corruption in Nigeria
Partner Fathia
9
The judiciary and justice in Nigeria
Partner Taofeek
10
Intra moot competitions
Head of Litigation
11
Tutorials



*In order to keep up with National issues and events, especially ones that cover the legal sphere, we may at different point in time introduce issues happening in the Country at that period for discussion.

*The Tips and charge section would be anchored by Partner Ojelabi John Olaitan for the rest of the semester.

*Soft copies of all of these topics would be made available on the firm’s site elflasu.blogspot.com

*The hard copies would also be made available for interested partners. Do not hesitate to meet any of the speakers for a hard copy of their presentations.

*Chamber meeting holds by 10am on Fridays @the faculty building (200level).

N.B: PARTNERS ANCHORING ANY OF THE WEEKS ARE TO RESEARCH THE TOPIC FOR THAT WEEK THOROUGHLY WHILE ALL PARTNERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO COMMENCE RESEARCH ON THESE TOPICS.

We wish you a HAPPY RESUMPTION and a GLORIOUS SEMESTER.

*Always visit the notice board for updates and information’s.


EQUITY LIKE NATURE DOES NOTHING IN VAIN.


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