As the popular quote reads, “…in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death andtax.1 This underscores not just the importance of tax, but the relative constancy […]
In 2018, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling in Sifax Nig. Ltd v. Migfo Nig. Ltd, which established the principle that the clock stops running for the purpose of […]
Food aficionados and amateurs alike were treated to a great “treat” at Flora IP’s end of the year event themed “Nigerian Food, Photography and Law”, which held on 21 December […]
Throughout centuries and cutting across civilisations, food has been considered a basic necessity. This is reflected in national, regional and international laws pitching it as a human right. For instance, […]
In our daily interactions, both online and offline, we leave off “bits” of ourselves. These “bits,” when curated and analyzed by experts, form massive personal data that define our personalities. […]
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Google LLC v. Oracle America Inc. marks a significant moment in the global tech landscape, particularly regarding copyright and fair use in software development. This case, which centers on Oracle’s lawsuit against Google for using Java code in Android, holds potential to influence legal frameworks in tech industries worldwide, including Nigeria.