Law Corridor expands energy practice with admission of Aladeitan as partner  – Businessday NG

The partners’ board of Law Corridor has announced the admission of Olanrewaju A. Aladeitan as a partner of the firm, with immediate effect.

Aladeitan is a distinguished legal scholar, strategic leader and development specialist whose professional career spans academia, commercial law and public policy. He is a member of the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators, the Institute of Energy Law and the Association of MBAs, as well as a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Human Capital Development.

Profile of a prolific scholar and commercial lawyer

Renowned as a prolific author, Aladeitan has published over 40 articles in reputable national and international journals, in addition to contributing chapters to edited volumes on oil, gas and solid minerals law. Beyond his academic accomplishments, Aladeitan brings considerable experience in corporate and commercial legal practice. He has provided legal advisory services to a range of institutions and participated in major commercial transactions, including the landmark $1,9bn Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas project financing.

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His admission to the partnership further strengthens Law Corridor’s depth of expertise in energy law, commercial transactions, public policy and institutional advisory services.

Strategic growth and commitment to excellence

Law Corridor welcomed Aladeitan to the partnership, noting that it looks forward to the wealth of experience, scholarship and strategic insight he brings to the firm as it continues to advance its commitment to professional excellence and impactful legal practice.

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