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Resolving commercial disputes with strategic precision

Disputes are an unfortunate reality in commerce, but they do not have to disrupt your business growth. Medina Law Associates & Co. offers premium representation in complex commercial disputes before the High Courts, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court of Nigeria.

We understand that litigation can be time-consuming and expensive. Hence, we prioritize Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) techniques, including domestic and international arbitration and mediation, to settle disputes quickly while protecting key commercial relationships.

Commercial Litigation

We represent corporate clients in shareholder disputes, breach of contract claims, tax litigations, banking disputes, and intellectual property infringement cases.

Arbitration & ADR

Our seasoned arbitrators handle local and cross-border commercial arbitrations, contract mediations, and structural negotiation representation.

Our Core Capabilities

  • Representation in superior courts (Federal & State High Courts, Appeal, Supreme Court).
  • Commercial arbitration and post-award enforcement or setting aside.
  • Mediation and structured settlement negotiations.
  • Corporate debt recovery, asset tracing, and Mareva injunctions.
  • Employment and labor union dispute representation before the NICN.

Frequently Asked Questions

Arbitration is generally faster, confidential (unlike public court proceedings), offers flexibility in choosing specialized arbitrators, and results in a final, binding award that is internationally enforceable under the New York Convention.

The timeline for a commercial lawsuit varies based on the complexity and court jurisdiction. At the High Court, it can take 12 to 36 months to obtain a judgment. Appeals to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court can add several years, which is why alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is highly recommended.

Mediation is a voluntary, non-binding process where an independent third party (the mediator) helps disputing parties negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement. It preserves business relationships, saves costs, and is highly effective for contract disputes.

Yes. We represent financial institutions, corporations, and individuals in recovering outstanding debts and locating hidden assets using legal frameworks, including Mareva injunctions (asset freezes).

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