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We aim to be trusted business advisers and we believe that begins with understanding your strategic objectives and the challenges and opportunities facing your business and thereby anticipating your legal and regulatory needs.
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Our working principle is to enable and protect your business by providing timely, pragmatic and commercial legal solutions. Our priorities are set according to our clients' needs and expectations and we are flexible in our approach towards a sustainable partnership.
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Our major commitment is to offer flawless, professional and business focused solutions to your issues and concerns.
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We proactively support cost effective and innovative legal solutions that deliver value for money and will regularly engage with you on industry best practices and trends which help to address your legal and business concerns.
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Our partners have cognate technical and legal expertise from an internal operational point of view as in-house counsel/business leaders and as external legal practitioners. We are therefore able to proffer practical business advice and deliver significant value to your business
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Established in 1987, Oyagbola Chambers has remained true to its goal of providing excellent and dedicated services in corporate, financial, maritime, property law and other areas of the law. 

With our core focus on resolving legal issues and concerns we have built a solid reputation as a firm that is proactive, innovative and dependable; continuously striving to achieve the desired outcomes for our clients.

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Chief Judge of Lagos State issues Small Claims Court Directions

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IFRS9 Application will impact the profitability of banks.

At the beginning of 2018, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced a new accounting regime for banks to follow. The most significant feature of the new standard, called the International Reporting Standards 9 is the requirement for banks to make anticipatory provisions for bad loans.  In a nutshell, where banks were previously called to make provisions for bad loans

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