The News of the NBA partnering and signing a Contract with the
Law-Pavilion Business Solutions Limited with the aim of providing
Law-Pavilion Electronic Law Reports and Legal Research Software
Licenses to Young Lawyers (that is, post-Call ages 1 to 7) who had
paid their Bar Practicing Fees as at March 31 2020 was a
commendable news.
I congratulate the President of the Nigerian Bar Association
(NBA), Mr. Paul Usoro SAN and members of his Executive for this
initiative. Recognizing as I do that this is a very positive
institutional welfare programme capable of enhancing the practice
of Law by this strategic segment of members of our Profession.
This innovative idea is highly commendable as it presents an
ample opportunity for Lawyers to fully embrace technology in their
various practices.
There is no doubt in my mind that this laudable provision of
Law-Pavilion will ensure that they remain safe and able to work
seamlessly from their respective homes and/or offices, while coping
effortlessly with the seeming challenges presented by COVID-19 in a
short run. On the long run, the innovation will enable young
Lawyers to be more proficient in legal research, case analysis and
review of legislations among other things and this would make them
more beneficial to themselves, their principals, clients and the
society at large.
Personally, it is my view that this laudable achievement is one
which both you and your entire team must take pride in as
initiators. It is an initiative worthy of support and continuity in
our quest to provide institutional support for the young Members of
our Profession.
Good Lawyers are not the Lawyers who know the law but Lawyers
who know where to find the Law. The initiative will no doubt
produce good Lawyers that will secure the future of our Profession
through knowledge, wisdom and good understanding of the workings of
the Profession.
Once again, I thank you for this thoroughly thought-out
initiative and other creative ideas including but not limited to
the NBA Welfare Committee ably led by Dr. Wale Babalakin SAN for
the benefit of the young members of the Bar.
DELE ADESINA SAN
The News of the NBA partnering and signing a Contract with the
Law-Pavilion Business Solutions Limited with the aim of providing
Law-Pavilion Electronic Law Reports and Legal Research Software
Licenses to Young Lawyers (that is, post-Call ages 1 to 7) who had
paid their Bar Practicing Fees as at March 31 2020 was a
commendable news.
I congratulate the President of the Nigerian Bar Association
(NBA), Mr. Paul Usoro SAN and members of his Executive for this
initiative. Recognizing as I do that this is a very positive
institutional welfare programme capable of enhancing the practice
of Law by this strategic segment of members of our Profession.
This innovative idea is highly commendable as it presents an
ample opportunity for Lawyers to fully embrace technology in their
various practices.
There is no doubt in my mind that this laudable provision of
Law-Pavilion will ensure that they remain safe and able to work
seamlessly from their respective homes and/or offices, while coping
effortlessly with the seeming challenges presented by COVID-19 in a
short run. On the long run, the innovation will enable young
Lawyers to be more proficient in legal research, case analysis and
review of legislations among other things and this would make them
more beneficial to themselves, their principals, clients and the
society at large.
Personally, it is my view that this laudable achievement is one
which both you and your entire team must take pride in as
initiators. It is an initiative worthy of support and continuity in
our quest to provide institutional support for the young Members of
our Profession.
Good Lawyers are not the Lawyers who know the law but Lawyers
who know where to find the Law. The initiative will no doubt
produce good Lawyers that will secure the future of our Profession
through knowledge, wisdom and good understanding of the workings of
the Profession.
Once again, I thank you for this thoroughly thought-out
initiative and other creative ideas including but not limited to
the NBA Welfare Committee ably led by Dr. Wale Babalakin SAN for
the benefit of the young members of the Bar.
DELE ADESINA SAN