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Wisdom Green is an associate in KENNA’s Energy, Oil and Gas, and Dispute Resolution Practice units. His practice focuses on various oil and gas issues and structures, including joint ventures, restructuring, project financing, and complaint agreements. He represents public and private corporations and energy firms on various aspects of upstream, Midstream, and downstream oil and gas transactions and litigation cases.
Wisdom's extensive knowledge of the ethical issues affecting energy law practice, Oil and Gas law and Dispute Resolution sets him apart. He regularly advises clients on interactions with regulatory bodies, energy issues affecting financial disclosure, and oil and gas investigations, always with a solid commitment to professional ethics.
Wisdom takes immense pride in being an experienced and fearless counsel who dedicates excellent energy and enthusiasm to advising and defending clients. He thrives on the challenge of a demanding case. He is deeply committed to applying his experience to achieve a successful outcome for his clients in his areas of expertise, demonstrating his unwavering dedication to them.
B. L, Nigerian Law School, Nigeria
LL. B (Honours), University of Uyo, Nigeria
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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