Osamudiamen Ebade is an Associate in the Firm, with a growing practice focused on delivering practical, strategic, and commercially driven legal solutions to clients across diverse sectors of the Nigerian economy.
Her practice focuses on Dispute Resolution, Labour and Employment Law, Energy, Banking and Finance, Regulatory Compliance, and Corporate and Commercial Law.
She advises and represents individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and public sector entities on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious matters.
Her experience includes commercial disputes, employment matters, regulatory compliance, contract advisory, corporate transactions, and legal issues within the energy and finance sectors.
Osamudiamen Ebade works with clients across both the public and private sectors, providing practical legal advice and representation tailored to their commercial and regulatory needs.
She also assists clients with risk management, regulatory obligations, contract negotiation, and dispute resolution. She is committed to delivering clear, practical, and commercially sound legal solutions.
• Represented a major IOC in Nigeria in a multi-billion-dollar suit where she rendered legal advisory and representative services.
• Represented apex financial regulatory bodies on issues relating to compliance with regulations.
• Represented various financial institutions in disputes relating to the noncompliance of the defendants with certain provisions of relevant industry Laws
• Represented an international financial institution in appellate litigation concerning intricate questions of contractual interpretation and enforcement.
• Provided legal advisory services to both public and private organisation on matters spanning across multiple areas of Law.
B.L, Nigerian Law School, Nigeria
LL. B, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma
Nigerian Bar Association
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