FAQ

Environmental law is crucial for our collective well-being. We work with several key agencies on behalf of our clients, particularly in cases involving International Oil Companies (IOCs) in the Niger Delta region. These agencies include:
- National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)
- National Environmental Standards & Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA)
- National Agency for the Great Green Wall in Nigeria
- National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) The Ministry of Environment also plays a supervisory role over these agencies.

We understand the sensitivity surrounding unnatural deaths. Our firm provides comprehensive information about Coroner's inquests to help grieving clients understand the process. We can guide you through the procedures, explain your rights, and assist in obtaining relevant information from the appropriate authorities.

We strongly recommend seeking medical attention after any auto accident, even if you don't immediately feel injured. Some injuries may not be apparent right away. It's best to get checked by a medical professional within 24 hours of the accident. If you notice any pain or discomfort in the days following the accident, contact your doctor immediately.

We advise against admitting fault or volunteering opinions about who caused an accident. It's best to consult with a lawyer and your insurance company before making any statements. Anything you say to other parties involved or to the police can potentially be used against you later in legal proceedings.

While often used interchangeably, these terms have distinct legal meanings: - Insolvency: A financial state where an individual or business cannot meet debt obligations on time. - Bankruptcy: A legal process initiated when an individual or business declares they can no longer pay their debts to creditors.

Not necessarily. If you breach a contract, whether the matter goes to court depends on the other party's decision. They may choose not to pursue legal action, but they have the right to do so. We recommend consulting a lawyer before breaching any contract to understand potential consequences.

No, courts often award "joint custody," giving partial custody to both parents. Many states prefer joint custody arrangements unless it's determined that this would compromise the child's best interests, health, or safety.

At The Law Hub, we strive to balance our consultation fees with the occasional need for free legal advice. We offer a one-time free consultation where a solicitor will dedicate time to address your legal concerns. For ongoing legal support, our transparent fee structure ensures you understand costs upfront.

Client confidentiality is paramount at The Law Hub. We adhere strictly to attorney-client privilege and have robust systems in place to protect all client information. Our team is trained in data protection practices to ensure your sensitive information remains secure.

While we are based in Abuja, we have a network of associates across Nigeria. Depending on the nature of your case, we can either represent you directly or collaborate with local counsel to ensure you receive the best legal representation.

The duration of a case varies greatly depending on its complexity, the area of law, and the parties involved. During our initial consultation, we can provide an estimated timeline based on the specifics of your case and our experience with similar matters