Oluwafoyinsade Ademuson is an Associate at KENNA and a member of the firm’s Energy, Tax and Maritime Practice Units.
She contributes to advising clients across a broad range of contentious and non-contentious matters, with particular experience in commercial litigation, criminal law, taxation, energy law and maritime law.
Oluwafoyinsade is involved in the representation of clients in complex litigation matters, providing strategic legal support on high-value disputes and regulatory compliance issues.
She is recognised for her analytic approach, attention to detail and commitment to delivering commercially practical legal solutions.
• Assisting in the prosecution and defence of major commercial litigation matters involving corporate and institutional clients.
• Advising clients on tax-related legal and regulatory issues including compliance obligations and dispute resolution.
• Supporting clients in energy sector transactions and regulatory matters.
• Representing and advising clients in criminal law matters at various stages of investigation and defence.
• Conducting legal research and preparing opinion on complex maritime, tax and commercial law issues
B.L, Nigerian Law School
LLB, Middlesex University
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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