PATRICK & EVA LEGAL Consult, was registered on the 3rd of June 1998 with the Corporate Affairs Commission under the Companies and Allied Matters Decree (1990) pursuant to Section 659 of the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
This law firm is specifically registered to act as Barristers, Solicitors and Trade Mark Agents. They are fully licensed to practice law in Nigeria. Our law firm therefore offer a wide range of legal service pertaining to all aspects of daily life including but not limited to business corporate worldwide.
OUR MISSION
To provide quality legal services in the African continent to our clients all over the world
OUR VISION
In recognition of the dire need of Africa in general and Nigeria in particular for foreign investments and good standing in the comity of nations. Our vision is to provide a credible and reliable legal services to our prospective clients in order to help eliminate the negative feelings haboured against Nigeria and Africa.
OUR VALUES
Fundamental to accomplishing our mission are values which includes:- Our Clients: whose problems we will find relevant legal solutions. Our Services: which will always be channeled towards developing excellent working relationship based on the understanding of client needs through efficient and responsive customer services.
PARTNERS:
The founding patners are;
(1) PATRICK WILLIAM EKONG (MR)
(2) EVA OFFIONG ALABI (MRS)
PROFESSIONAL FEES
Our fees are in line with international scale of fees charged by law firms . However fees are usually negotiated and agreed between both parties.
Detail of fees calculation and payment schedule are available on request.
AREAS OF SPECIALISATION:
- Foreign Investment Advisory & Joint Venture
- Corporate Finance
- Civil and Criminal Litigation
- Real Estate
- Corporate & Commercial
- Maritime Law
- Debt Recovery
- International Law & Litigation
- Arbitration
- Information Technology & Intelectual Property
- Oil, Gas and Energy
- Environmental Law
- Telecommunications Banking, Finance & Insurance
- Family & Inheritance
- Mergers & Aqusitions
- N.G.O. and Human Rights