Reproductive health refers to the overall well-being and maintenance of the reproductive system, including physical, mental, and social aspects, to ensure the individual can have safe and satisfying sexual experiences, make informed decisions about their reproductive choices, and have access to appropriate healthcare services.
The EEL presents a complex situation for businesses since there is a balancing act between encouraging local talent and maintaining access to specialized expertise..
The synergy between law and medicine is fundamental in the delicate system of healthcare. It is necessary that a uniform system of practice, a reputable standard of care, manner of practice and other essentialities be provided for and efforts be made to ensure that the laws don’t exist in vacuo or theoretically.
A significant distinction between actions in rem and in personam lies in their enforceability. In an action in personam, judgments can be enforced against the assets of the defendant, irrespective of the nature of the claim.
Contrary to a common misconception that legal technology threatens to replace human practitioners, it empowers lawyers to enhance their efficiency in fulfilling professional obligations.
The right to freedom of association is a cornerstone of labour rights in Nigeria, enshrined in various legal frameworks including the Trade Union Act.
The introduction of the Finance Act 2021 as amended, has brought a significant shift in the taxation landscape for non-resident companies, primarily through the concept of Significant Economic Presence.
There is currently no law in Nigeria that directly deals with telemedicine, rather what we have are laws that already exist that deal with various other matters that may relate to or arise in the course of telemedicine, they only address aspects of telemedicine practice and not the whole.
Addressing challenges in prosecuting cybercrimes in Nigeria requires both improvement of the Legal framework and taking practical measures of enforcement.
In Nigeria, The Federal High Court in Nigeria holds jurisdiction over offences under the relevant aviation laws, regardless of where the offence was initiated or completed, if certain conditions are met