Jessica Obodo-Elue is an associate in the firm’s ICT and Data Protection Unit, specialising in data protection and privacy law, corporate governance, and dispute resolution. She provides comprehensive legal advice to clients navigating complex regulatory landscapes, ensuring compliance with Nigerian and International Laws and Industry standards.
Prior to joining the firm, Jessica contributed to regulatory advisory matters, collaborating with a team of expert cybersecurity analysts to conduct risk assessments and audits and identify compliance gaps. She played a key role in aligning policies with global standards such as ISO 27001, ISO 22301, PCI DSS, and the GDPR, experience that continues to shape her approach to compliance and policy development.
At the firm, Jessica has contributed immensely to the dispute resolution team, particularly in high-profile cases, where her legal expertise and meticulous approach have been instrumental in achieving favorable outcomes. She regularly advises clients on data protection compliance, corporate governance best practices, and the resolution of complex commercial disputes. Her attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and proactive approach make her a valuable asset to the firm’s advisory and dispute resolution practices.
B.L, (First Class) Nigerian Law School
LL. B, (Second Class Upper Division) Babcock University, Nigeria
Member, Nigerian Bar Association
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