Elizabeth Aghaulor is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice unit at KENNA. She provides strategic legal advice to corporate entities, investors, and organisations across a broad spectrum of commercial transactions. With expertise in international arbitration and corporate practice, Elizabeth has represented clients ranging from multinational corporations and governments to state-owned enterprises and private individuals. Her experience spans various industries, including energy, construction, telecommunications, intellectual property, and international trade.
Elizabeth is well-versed in negotiation dynamics and is adept at solving complex legal problems for her clients. She advises both domestic and international clients on energy and telecommunications issues, offering tailored solutions that address their unique challenges.
Elizabeth is also passionate about the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and law. She has led discussions and delivered presentations on key topics such as AI governance, privacy concerns arising from AI tools, and balancing the opportunities of AI with its inherent risks.
In addition to her work in dispute resolution, Elizabeth collaborates with the Firm’s Commercial Litigation practice to represent both plaintiffs and defendants in cases involving group litigation, oil spill disputes, shareholder actions, and arbitration proceedings. Her comprehensive understanding of legal and procedural intricacies allows her to effectively navigate complex cases. Despite her litigation experience, Elizabeth leverages her dispute resolution skills to encourage amicable settlements, especially when parties are aligned.
Known for her dedication, responsibility, and meticulous attention to detail, Elizabeth excels in drafting agreements, documents, and court processes. She is regarded as a reliable team player with strong communication skills, fostering positive client relationships. Elizabeth takes pride in being a fearless advocate who brings energy and enthusiasm to every case, and she is committed to achieving successful outcomes for her clients.
B.L, Nigerian Law School, Nigeria
LL.B (Honours), Ebonyi State University, Nigeria
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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