The Law Crest LLP

Happy New Year from The Law Crest LLP! As we step into 2026, we are grateful for all who were part of our 2025 journey. May your new year be filled with opportunities, success, big wins and victories. Cheers from The Law Crest LLP! #TheLawCrestLLP #HappyNewYear #TLC

#EidKabir #EidMubarak #TheLawCrestLLP #Peace #Faith

As we celebrate Eid Kabir, The Law Crest LLP extends warm wishes of peace, sacrifice, faith, and abundance to our clients, colleagues, and community. May this season inspire compassion, strengthen unity, and bring renewed blessings to you and your loved ones. Eid Mubarak!

He led the two-hour workshop, which focused on recent trends in labour law and educated staff on recurring issues in employment law. #TLCTraining #EmploymentLaw #TLC #TLCPartner #LegalEducation

Our partner, Oseinoma Okpeku @OkpekuOse recently carried out a training on Contemporary Employment Law and Labour Issues in the World of Work for staff and critical stakeholders of Habanera Limited at their Lagos office.

digital privacy and accountability. This article spells out your rights as a data subject, and how you can exercise such rights., thelawcrest.com/your-data-your… #DataPrivacy #DataProtection #PrivacyRights #TLC #DataSubjectRights

Your data is more than just information, it is your right. Understanding Data Subject Rights empowers individuals to take control of how their personal data is collected, used, stored, and shared. From access requests to the right to erasure, awareness is the first step toward

✅ Easier licensing or sale of your work #TTT #TLCThursdayTitbits #LegalEducation #TLC #IntellectualProperty

Did you know? Under the Copyright Act, you don’t need a certificate for your creative work to be protected. However, voluntary registration with the Nigerian Copyright Commission gives you: ✅ Prima facie evidence in court ✅ A public record of ownership

Did you know? Nigerian corporate governance continues evolving in response to fintech innovation, digital transformation, globalization, and changing regulatory expectations. #TheLawCrestLLP #TTT #LegalEducation #CorporateGovernance #TLCThursdayTitbits

• The act of police officers engaging in patrols, stop and search operations, or any public duty without wearing uniforms that visibly display their names & Force numbers is unconstitutional and illegal. #TheLawCrestLLP #TTT #LegalEducation #CitizensRights #TLCThursdayTitbits

• Nigerian citizens have the right to record and publish matters of public interest concerning the conduct of law enforcement agents performing their public duties in public spaces without being threatened or harassed.

Did you know? As a Nigerian citizen, you have the right to record police officers while performing their public duties. The Federal High Court established that:

Did you know? Under CAMA, every company registered in Nigeria should ensure that its name and registration number is displayed in a conspicuous and legible manner outside every office or place it carries on business. Failure to comply can lead to penalties and fines. #CAMA #TLC

And a warm welcome to Kingsley Itodo on joining the team as a Senior Associate. Here’s to impactful contributions and continued success all around. #Promotion #SeniorAssociates #WelcomeToTheTeam #TLC #Congratulations

Milestones worth celebrating at The Law Crest LLP! Congratulations to Femi Ishola and Ololade Aliyu on your well-deserved promotion to Senior Associates, your hard work and commitment continue to shine.

Here’s to continuous learning, innovation, and stronger collaboration ahead! #2026TLCRetreat #Learning #Fun #TLC #Bonding

We had an incredible time at our 2026 retreat! A special thank you to Rotimi Ogunyemi @pastorow for delivering such an insightful session on "Building An AI-enabled Law Firm". Your expertise truly inspired the team and sparked meaningful conversations about the future of

Such offers are seen as attempts to let offenders escape justice in exchange for the property. Even anyone who prints or publishes the ad can be held liable. #TLCThursdayTitbits #CriminalLaw #LegalEducation #TLC #CriminalOffense

Did you Know? In Nigeria, being overly polite when trying to recover stolen property can actually be illegal. Under Section 129 of the Criminal Code Act, offering a reward with phrases like “no questions asked” or promising the returner won’t be arrested is a criminal offense.