Adaeze & Co.

Adaeze & Co. · People

The lawyers
who will handle it.

You will know at the first meeting which of us is running your matter and how to reach that person. Names, call years, portraits and biographies on this page are placeholders until the firm supplies approved wording and written permission to publish each photograph.

People

Partners and associates

[Client to supply: portrait of the managing partner, with written permission]

[Managing partner name]

Managing partner · Called [year]

[Client to supply: 60–100 words in the partner's own approved wording. Suggested structure — where they were called, what they did before the firm, the kind of matters they run now, and one thing they are known for among clients. No success claims, no rankings, no case results.]

Works in

Commercial agreements · Dispute resolution · Company secretarial

Enquire through the general form

[Client to supply: portrait of the second partner, with written permission]

[Partner name]

Partner · Called [year]

[Client to supply: 60–100 words in the partner's own approved wording. Same structure as above. Do not describe transactions the client has not consented to be named in.]

Works in

Property and land · Notary and attestation

Enquire through the general form

[Client to supply: portrait of the associate, with written permission]

[Associate name]

Associate · Called [year]

[Client to supply: 60–100 words in the associate's own approved wording. Keep to the work they actually do and the areas they are building; do not describe them as a specialist without the firm's agreement.]

Works in

Employment · Commercial agreements

Enquire through the general form

Note

How to reach a person

Enquiries go to the general form rather than to a personal email address. That way nothing sits unread in one inbox while a lawyer is in court, and the firm keeps a single record of what came in and when it was answered.

Ask for a named person in the message and the enquiry will be routed to them.