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HR and Legal Manager

Property Question Nigeria Limited

Job DescriptionsDeveloping and implementing human resources policies, procedures, and employee handbooks in line with Nigerian labour laws and the Company's strategic objectives.Managing the full employee lifecycle, including recruitment, onboarding, performance management, disciplinary proceedings, and offboarding.Ensuring the Company's compliance with all applicable real estate regulations, including those issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission, the Federal Inland Revenue Service, and relevant state land bureaux.Drafting, reviewing, and advising on real estate contracts, tenancy agreements, sales agreements, and service level agreements with clients and vendors.Liaising with external solicitors and regulatory bodies on matters such as property title searches, land use permits, and dispute resolution.Preparing and submitting daily, weekly, and monthly HR and legal compliance reports to senior management using Google Workspace tools.Managing employee relations, mediating workplace disputes, and ensuring a healthy organisational culture free from harassment or discrimination.Advising management on labour law updates, employee compensation structures, and risk management strategies.Maintaining confidential employee records and legal documents in an organised and secure manner.

Lagos
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Legal Officer

LifeBank

Job DescriptionsDraft, review, and negotiate contracts, agreements, and other legal documents.Provide legal advice and support to internal teams on operational, commercial, employment, and regulatory matters.Ensure organizational compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies.Support the management of corporate governance and regulatory filings.Monitor changes in relevant legislation and advise management on potential impact.Assist in managing legal risks and ensuring appropriate mitigation measures are implemented.Support dispute resolution, litigation management, and engagement with external counsel when required.Maintain proper documentation and records of legal agreements and company filings.Assist with policy development, review, and implementation.Conduct legal research and prepare reports, memos, and legal opinions.Support compliance initiatives and internal audits where necessary.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure legal considerations are integrated into business operations.

Lagos
Full Time
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Litigation & Dispute Resolution Associate

Alan & Grant

Job DescriptionsAssist in handling litigation matters before courts, tribunals, and regulatory bodies.Conduct legal research and case law analysis to support ongoing matters.Support the preparation and management of litigation strategies.Draft originating processes, motions, affidavits, written addresses, legal opinions, correspondence, and other litigation-related documents.Prepare case summaries, legal memoranda, and advisory notes.Review legal documents and identify legal and procedural issues.Attend court proceedings, mediations, arbitrations, and client meetings as required.Represent clients in court and other dispute resolution forums where delegated.Assist senior lawyers in trial preparation, witness coordination, and hearing support.Maintain regular communication with clients regarding assigned matters.Support client advisory services by conducting research and preparing draft opinions.Participate in meetings, negotiations, and strategy sessions where required.

Lagos
Full Time
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Litigation Associate

Recruitmentbod Services Limited

Job DescriptionsHandle litigation matters from inception to conclusion with minimal supervision.Draft legal documents including briefs, pleadings, motions, and written addresses.Conduct legal research and provide sound legal opinions.Appear in court and represent clients effectively where required.Manage case files and ensure proper documentation and follow-up.Collaborate with other team members on complex legal matters.Maintain strict confidentiality of client and organisational information.

Ogun
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Eazy Network Solution INC

Eazy Network Solution Inc. (ENS) is a Philippines-incorporated technology company headquartered in Angeles City, operating across Korea and the Philippines. We deliver AI solutions, enterprise software development, and security systems to clients in both markets — and are actively expanding into international distribution and financial services.Key responsibilities Philippine corporate & regulatory complianceSEC filings, BSP-related matters, labor law, contracts, and multi-entity corporate structuring including holding company and subsidiary arrangements. International commercial lawReview and draft cross-border commercial agreements, distribution contracts, and technology licensing arrangements. Advise on CISG applicability and Incoterms. EU & Brussels regulatory frameworkMonitor and interpret EU regulations relevant to ENS product distribution in Europe (GDPR, AI Act, product liability directives, Brussels I Regulation on jurisdiction/enforcement). Risk & dispute managementIdentify legal risks in new business initiatives, coordinate with external counsel, and support dispute resolution including arbitration proceedings. Contract lifecycle managementOwn the full contract process from initial review through execution and renewal — NDAs, SLAs, vendor agreements, partnership MOUs, and client ERP contracts.

Remote
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Liquid Bulk Limited

Job DescriptionsProvide for the timely preparation of agreements, legal documents and other documents in relation to the Company's businessProvide support for company secretarial functions including, preparing meeting agenda, attending and taking minutes of meetings, and following up to ensure completion of meeting action pointsLegal researchLiaise with regulatory bodies, complete and monitor applications for regulatory licenses and permitsMonitor and ensure legal, regulatory and internal policy complianceProvide support for collecting and updating legal information that affects the operations of the company to enhance the quality management system and continuous improvementLiaise with external solicitors on the execution of assigned tasksTo review legal documents on oil and gas transactions across upstream and midstream activitiesPerform any other duties as assigned.

Rivers
Full Time
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Graduate Trainee

SFS Capital Nigeria Limited

Join Our Team at SFS Capital Nigeria Limited. Are you a recent graduate passionate about building a career in Investment Management, Compliance, or Financial Control? SFS Capital Nigeria Limited is currently hiring bright, motivated individuals to join our dynamic team. If you meet the above criteria and are eager to begin a rewarding journey in the financial services industry, we would love to hear from you.

Multiple Locations
Full Time
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InHouse Legal Intern

Jeroid Limited

Job DescriptionsAssist in reviewing basic contracts, agreements, and legal documentsSupport the preparation and organization of legal documentation and recordsConduct preliminary legal research on regulatory and compliance matters affecting the businessAssist in monitoring regulatory updates relevant to fintech operationsSupport compliance checks across company processes and business unitsAssist in drafting simple legal correspondence and internal memosMaintain and update legal files, registers, and documentation systemsSupport due diligence processes where requiredAssist in coordinating communication with external counsel when necessaryProvide general administrative support to the Legal & Compliance department

Lagos
Full Time
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Corporate / Commercial Associate

Alan & Grant

Job DescriptionsProvide legal support and advisory services on corporate and commercial transactions.Advise clients on business structuring, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance matters.Support clients with company secretarial and post-incorporation compliance requirements where applicable.Conduct legal research and prepare advisory memoranda on corporate and commercial law issues.Draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements and transactional documentsAssist with mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring, investment transactions, and due diligence exercises.Conduct legal due diligence reviews and prepare due diligence reports.Support transaction closings, filings, and regulatory submissions.Monitor legal and regulatory developments affecting clients and the firm’s practice areas.Assist clients with regulatory filings, permits, approvals, and compliance obligations.Provide support on interactions with regulatory agencies and governmental authorities.Maintain effective communication with clients regarding ongoing transactions and advisory matters.Attend client meetings, negotiations, and strategy sessions where required.Support client relationship management and business development initiatives.

Lagos
Full Time
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ASSOCIATE COUNSEL (1-7 Years Post call)

FOLAJUWON-BANJO AND CO

About the RoleFolajuwon-Banjo and Co, a dynamic and reputable law firm in Ibadan, Oyo State, is seeking a dedicated and ambitious Associate Counsel to join our thriving litigation team. This full-time, mid-level position is ideal for a legal professional with between  1 to 7 years of post-call experience who possesses a genuine passion for litigation and a commitment to delivering exceptional legal services.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct comprehensive legal research and analysis to support litigation matters.Draft a variety of legal documents, including pleadings, motions, briefs, and other court submissions.Assist senior counsel in preparing for hearings, trials, and alternative dispute resolution proceedings.Represent clients in court appearances, under supervision where appropriate.Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and court personnel.Manage case files, ensuring meticulous record-keeping and adherence to deadlines.Contribute to the firm's overall success by upholding our standards of excellence and client service.What We OfferAn opportunity to gain significant hands-on litigation experience in a supportive environment.Mentorship and professional development opportunities to advance your legal career.Exposure to a diverse range of challenging and impactful legal cases.A collaborative and professional work culture within a growing firm.

Oyo
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Bakangizo Pharmacy & Stores

Job DescriptionsProvide legal advice and support to management on corporate and commercial matters.Draft, review, negotiate, and manage contracts, agreements, and other legal documents.Ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and corporate governance requirements.Manage litigation, disputes, and relationships with external counsel.Identify and mitigate legal and regulatory risks affecting the business.Support business operations with proactive legal guidance and risk assessment.Monitor changes in relevant legislation and advise management accordingly.

Abuja
Full Time
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Senior Legal Counsel

Moniepoint Incorporated

Job DescriptionsDrive the drafting, negotiation, and execution of complex commercial agreements, from SaaS and licensing to payment partnerships.Provide clear, jargon-free legal guidance on contractual risk and liability. You explain the "why" behind the "what."Create and maintain contract templates and playbooks that make our legal processes efficient and consistent across the globe.Advise on intellectual property, licensing structures, and data protection to ensure Moniepoint’s innovations stay ours.Lead legal support for corporate finance, including debt and equity financing, and manage the legal lifecycle of M&A and investment deals.Collaborate with finance, strategy, and external advisors to ensure our transactions are executed with precision.Monitor our contractual health, ensuring we meet our obligations and stay ahead of regulatory shifts.

Lagos
Full Time

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How to Price Your Legal Services - What They Don’t Teach You in Law School.
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How to Price Your Legal Services - What They Don’t Teach You in Law School.

One of the hardest things for many lawyers to learn is not drafting, litigation, or negotiation. It is pricing.Not necessarily because legal work is impossible to price, but because legal services are not products sitting on a supermarket shelf with fixed price tags. Every brief is different. Every client is different. Every instruction carries a different level of responsibility.So many lawyers struggle with one simple question: “How much should I charge?” You start wondering whether the fee is too high, too low, or whether the client will disappear the moment they hear the amount.But legal practice is still both a profession and a business, and learning how to properly price your services is part of building a sustainable career. Here are some practical things every lawyer should consider before quoting professional fees.Understand the Nature of the WorkThe first thing to consider before fixing a fee is the nature of the service itself. Not every legal task should be priced the same way. A simple tenancy agreement is different from a shareholders’ agreement. A routine filing is different from handling a regulatory investigation or a complex transaction.Even where two matters look similar on the surface, the level of thinking, risk assessment, negotiation, drafting, and responsibility involved may be completely different. Clients sometimes only see “a document” or “a court appearance,” but they do not always see the legal judgment behind every clause, review, or strategic decision.Your fee should reflect the actual value and responsibility attached to the work, not merely the physical output handed over at the end.Know the Market and Seek GuidanceFamiliarize yourself with applicable scales of charges and standard industry practices, as these can provide helpful benchmarks when determining professional fees. It also helps to know what lawyers within your practice area or location generally charge for similar services. There is nothing wrong with speaking to senior colleagues or mentors, especially when dealing with unfamiliar transactions or high-value matters. Sometimes a simple conversation can prevent you from drastically undercharging or overcharging for a service.However, this should not become blind copying. Your pricing may differ because your level of experience, speed, service quality, niche expertise, or availability is different. Cheap pricing is not always competitive pricing. In some cases, extremely low fees may even make clients question competence.Consider the Client and the CircumstancesPricing is not always rigid. There will be situations where you intentionally reduce your fees because the client is a friend, a referral, a startup business, or someone genuinely in need of help. There may also be matters you decide to handle completely pro bono because they align with a cause you care about or because you simply want to help someone access justice.On the other hand, there are situations where charging higher fees is justified. An urgent matter requiring immediate turnaround, a transaction involving significant value, or a client demanding constant availability may naturally attract higher professional fees because of the increased responsibility and pressure involved. There are also clients who can comfortably afford premium legal services and expect premium attention in return.The important thing is to be intentional. Discounts should be deliberate, not pressured. Higher fees should be justified, not exploitative.Create a Basic Pricing StructureOne practical thing that helps many lawyers is creating a basic pricing structure for recurring services.You do not always need to start calculating your fees from scratch every single time a client calls. Over time, it helps to have internal fee ranges for services you handle regularly, whether consultations, agreement drafting, company registrations, compliance filings, property transactions, advisory work, court processes, or retainership arrangements.This does not mean every matter must be priced identically. Some briefs will still require adjustments depending on urgency, complexity, risk, responsibility, or the client involved. However, having a structure makes pricing less emotional and more consistent.It also helps you communicate your fees with more confidence because you already have a working system instead of guessing under pressure.Confidence Matters: Stop Pricing From FearMany lawyers undercharge because they are afraid of losing the client. While that fear is understandable, constantly underpricing yourself eventually creates bigger problems. You become exhausted, overworked, resentful, and undervalued.Not every client is your client, and clients who genuinely understand the importance of quality legal services are usually willing to pay for competence, responsiveness, professionalism, and peace of mind. Sometimes the problem is not even the amount. It is how the fee is communicated. If you sound unsure, apologetic, or hesitant while quoting your fees, clients notice it immediately. You do not need to overexplain or defend your pricing aggressively. State your fees clearly and professionally. Confidence reassures clients that they are dealing with someone who understands the value of their service.At the end of the day, pricing legal services is part legal judgment and part business judgment. And like every other skill, it improves with experience.Allow Your Pricing to Grow With YouThe truth is, most lawyers learned pricing from experience, observation, mistakes, and guidance from others. Lawyers should not be afraid to revisit their pricing as they grow. The lawyer who charged a certain amount two years ago may now have significantly more experience, better drafting skills, stronger technical knowledge, improved systems, and greater professional value.Your pricing should reflect your growth. Remaining permanently attached to old fees out of fear can quietly damage the sustainability of your practice.Final ThoughtsAt the end of the day, pricing legal services is part legal judgment and part business judgment. It is a skill that improves with experience.You will probably undercharge sometimes. You may occasionally overestimate a brief. You will learn what clients value most, what works for your practice, and what pricing structure best reflects your services.But one thing every lawyer must remember is this: if you do not value your work properly, clients usually will not either.Written By: Abdulhafeez DamilareEdited By: Chimamanda Augustine

How to Position Yourself for Global Legal Opportunities from Nigeria
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How to Position Yourself for Global Legal Opportunities from Nigeria

The narrative that you have to "Japa" to succeed is outdated. Globalisation is changing legal practice and what’s expected of lawyers today. Nigerian businesses are increasingly involved in international deals, foreign investors are entering key sectors, and cross-border disputes and compliance issues are on the rise. With the explosion of fintech, renewable energy, and cross-border infrastructure projects, the world isn't just coming to Nigeria—Nigerian lawyers are going to the world.Here’s how you can prepare yourself to compete globally.1. Build a Strong Academic and Professional Foundation: Start with a solid academic base: earn an LL.B from a recognised Nigerian university and complete the Nigerian Law School to be called to the Bar (with the best grades you can). From there, position yourself for global opportunities by pursuing an LL.M at a reputable international institution or through a well-accredited online programme.But don’t stop at formal degrees—go beyond the Bar. Build commercially relevant expertise through reputable online programmes such as distance learning at top international schools, or on platforms like Coursera, Udemy and edX. Focus on areas you are passionate about while also exploring high-growth sectors such as fintech, AI, energy & climate change, human rights, international law & diplomacy, arbitration, commercial law, and dispute resolution.Continuous learning is also critical, and this is where the NBA’s Mandatory Continuing Professional Development (MCPD) framework becomes a strategic tool. Don’t treat it as a box-ticking exercise—use those required CPD hours intentionally. Dive into emerging and globally relevant areas to keep your knowledge current and your expertise competitive.2. Gain International Legal Exposure:Practical, hands-on experience in international work is crucial to help you to gain experience and start building your professional network. Get them!Virtual Internships: Many global firms offer online programs where you can work on commercial deals, compliance, disputes, or policy projects. Check out Platforms like Forage, which offer virtual experience programs with firms like White & Case, Clifford Chance, and Latham & Watkins. You can also leverage TR Thrive Opportunity Board, which aggregate and share verified internships, fellowships, events and training opportunities tailored specifically for Nigerian lawyers looking to gain global exposure.  These opportunities let you gain real-world experience and demonstrate global competence without relocating.International Programs: Apply for exchange programs, fellowships, and international training programs to help you understand how other legal systems work. These programs also let you network with peers and experts worldwide, building your global perspective.Cross-Border Collaborations: If your current firm handles transactions for foreign investors, volunteer to join the deal. Start in research, drafting, or support roles, and gradually take on more responsibility. Understanding how a Delaware Corp interacts with a Nigerian Ltd is a skill you can sell anywhere.These experiences create a portfolio of international exposure, showing you can handle complex cross-border matters and making you attractive to global employers.3. Develop Key Global Skills:To succeed internationally, you need skills that go beyond local law:Language skills: English is essential, and so is knowledge of other languages like French, Chinese or Spanish because they open doors in Francophone countries, Europe, Latin America, and organisations like the UN or ICC. Multilingualism also strengthens client trust and collaboration.Networking and cultural intelligence: Understand how business norms, communication styles, and legal traditions vary across regions. Build networks through associations, conferences, and online platforms. Strong interpersonal skills help you work effectively in diverse teams.The Tech Advantage: If you aren't comfortable with AI-driven legal research tools or contract management software, you're already behind. Efficiency is a global currency. Build your AI proficiency earlyMastering these skills turns local expertise into global capability and positions you as a well-rounded candidate for international roles.4. Build Your Online Presence:In the global market, if you aren't visible, you don't exist. Keep LinkedIn and other professional profiles updated with your education, certifications, publications, and international experience. Optimize your profile, and use relevant keywords in your niche on your bio and about page. This makes it easier for global recruiters to find you. Your LinkedIn profile should be more than a digital CV; it should be a thought-leadership hub. Use the "Soft-Sell" Strategy, so instead of just posting "I'm happy to announce...", write a short piece on how the latest CBN circular affects foreign direct investment. Share articles, insights, or case commentaries on relevant issues and emerging sectors. This builds credibility and draws attention from global firms.5. Pursue Certifications and Specialisations:Think of certifications not just as "extra certificates," but as global currency. They translate your Nigerian experience into a language that international hiring managers understand immediately. The goal is to choose specializations where Nigeria is a key player in the global conversation. For instance:International Arbitration: Cross-border contracts almost always include an arbitration clause. Being a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) tells the world you can handle high-stakes disputes without a courtroom.Data Privacy and Tech Law: Multinational tech companies are desperate for "Privacy Counsel" who understand how to harmonize African data laws (like the NDPR) with global standards. Equally, as Nigerian startups scale globally, they face the GDPR (Europe) and CCPA (California) data laws. Hence, getting a certification like The Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) designation from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) is a great way to position yourself globally.These certifications differentiate you, boost credibility, and make you attractive to multinational firms or international organizations. Start with online or modular programs to balance learning with work commitments.6. Network and Seek Mentorship:Global opportunities also move through whispers and informal conversations, so: Join International Legal Associations: Groups like the International Bar Association (IBA) provide access to committees, webinars, publications, and networking events which makes the membership fee worth it. .Attend conferences and forums: Participate in events, even virtually, to engage in discussions, present papers, and build relationships.Find a Global Mentor: Look for Nigerian lawyers who have successfully transitioned to international roles or firms. Most are willing to give back if you approach them with a specific, thoughtful question.Focus on meaningful engagement and gradual growth of your network. These relationships help turn local expertise into international opportunities.7. Understand the Market and Apply Strategically:Research the legal market and approach applications thoughtfully:Identify target firms and organisations: Look for global firms with African practices, Nigerian firms with international partnerships, and multinational organisations recruiting lawyers with Nigerian expertise.Tailor your applications: Highlight cross-border experience, certifications, multilingual skills, and how your Nigerian background helps bridge local and global contexts.Emphasise transferable skills: Show research, drafting, negotiation, and cultural intelligence that apply across jurisdictions. Highlight practical experience in sectors like finance, energy, or trade.Build a focused list of opportunities, refine your applications, and follow up professionally. Consistent effort converts preparation into real international roles. ConclusionStay persistent, keep learning, and engage meaningfully with mentors and peers. Every step strengthens your ability to compete on the global stage. Remember: your Nigerian base is a launchpad, not a limit—and with the right platforms, resources, and community (like TR Thrive), you can turn local expertise into worldwide impact.Written by: Abdulhakeem Abdulhafeez DamilareEdited by: Chimamanda Augustine

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Property Document Recovery

This is a gig to recover a client’s property document. I’m looking for a qualified lawyer based in Ibadan to assist with reclaiming an important property document currently held by a commercial bank in the city. The document has been with the bank for several years in relation to an outstanding facility, and my client is now ready to clear the remaining balance and regularise the entire matter.The lawyer will be required to communicate with the bank, verify the status of the facility, review the supporting evidence already available, and take the necessary steps to ensure the release of the property document once all obligations are resolved. The goal is to complete this process efficiently, lawfully, and with full documentation of every step taken. We will also be providing the remaining debt owed to the bank, which is less than a million naira.

₦200,000.00
Oyo
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Legal Marketing Intern (Contract – 1 Month)

Okay, so this is a gig and not a job. We are looking for someone to work as a foot soldier for a month, a proactive Legal Marketer Intern to support our digital operations, community engagement, and platform management. This gig is ideal for a law graduate or young lawyer who is active within the legal community and plugged into multiple lawyers’ or law students’ WhatsApp groups. The ideal candidate is tech-savvy, reliable, and able to deliver consistently without excuses. It is designed for someone who can commit to light weekly hours while driving real impact.Key ResponsibilitiesShare platform updates, opportunities, and announcements across relevant lawyers’ and law students’ WhatsApp groups.Post regular content updates on the platform to maintain engagement and visibility.Support the management team with administrative and operational tasks as needed.Monitor user activities to ensure full compliance with platform rules and terms of use.Identify, report, and follow up on bugs, errors, or glitches within the platform.Assist in executing marketing campaigns targeted at the legal community.Track engagement metrics and provide periodic feedback for platform improvement.  

₦50,000.00
Remote

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