How a Foreigner can Register a Local Company in Nigeria
Introduction Nigeria operates a free-market economy and there are no restrictions on foreigners setting up companies in Nigeria.
How to Obtain a Payment Solution Service Providers Licence in Nigeria
Introduction A Payment Solution Service Providers (PSSP) licence is a financial licence within the payments system which is issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
AGPLAW Secures Significant Trademark Victory
AGPLAW, recently achieved a noteworthy milestone in a trademark negotiation.
AGPLAW Secures Landmark Victory in Complex Shareholder Dispute Arbitration in London
A Landmark Win for Majority Shareholders AGPLAW is proud to announce a significant legal victory for our clients, Respondents 1 and 2,
AGPLAW Launches New Global Ship and Yacht Registration Services in 36 Countries
Global Ship & Yacht Registration Services AGPLAW proudly introduces its new Global Ship and Yacht Registration services, now available across 36 countries worldwide.
AGPLAW Achieves Major Victory with International Mareva Injunction Worth €50 Million
We are proud to announce that Angelos Paphitis, Managing Partner at AGPLAW, and Maria Constantinou, Partner of the Disputes team at AGPLAW, have successfully secured a significant injunction in the Cyprus courts.
The Due Process of Law and Its Influence on Brazilian Law: A Comparative Analysis Based on American Substantive Due Process
Introduction The principle of due process of law is at the core of constitutional rights both in the United States and Brazil.
Types of Fintech Licenses Required for Operation in Nigeria
Introduction Financial technology, generally referred to as “Fintech”, is a thriving business that applies technology.
Understanding Developer Liability for Maintenance and Defect Costs After Property Handover
Introduction: When investing in off-plan properties, especially in jointly owned properties in Dubai,
Legal Actions and Remedies for Intentional Signature Forgery Under UAE Law
Introduction: Intentional signature forgery, particularly concerning cheques, is a serious offence under UAE law.