Adeyemi Ayeku is a distinguished legal practitioner, who is passionate and committed to the delivery of excellence always. He is innovative, insightful, and prides himself in his ability to pay attention to details and deliver any task given effectively. His areas of interest include corporate, commercial, taxation and intellectual property law.

Prior to joining Famsville Solicitors, Adeyemi worked in the law firm of Ajumogobia & Okeke where he rendered sound pieces of advice to clients on diverse issues including labour and employment, taxation, intellectual property and equally represented clients in court.

Adeyemi is first class law graduate from the University of Ibadan and was the 9^th Best Graduating Student at the Nigerian Law School, winning the award of the Best Student in Corporate Law Practice. His practice areas include corporate advisory, labour and employment and intellectual property.

Amara is a graduate of Law from the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State. She is passionate, innovative and has a unique way of proffering excellent legal and professional solutions to legal quagmire while protecting clients’ best interest.

Her broad areas of interest include Intellectual Property, Commercial Dispute Resolution, Energy and Real Estate Law.

Kenneth holds an MBA degree from the University of Sunderland in London and an LLB degree from the University of Buckingham, England with a Second Class Upper. Prior to this, he obtained a B.Sc. in International Law and Diplomacy from Babcock University, Nigeria.

His previous experience includes working as a Counsel in a law firm specializing in Maritime Law and as a Regulatory Analyst for a London-based firm, which provides advice on ESG Risk Management to Fortune 500 companies.

Oluwatumininu is an Associate at Famsville Solicitors who believes in initiating innovative solutions to deal with complex legal issues. Oluwatumininu advises on regulatory compliance matters, drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, and contributing to due diligence exercise on project transactions.

Oluwatumininu holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the prestigious University of Ibadan, Oyo State and a Master’s degree in from the University of Ibadan, Oyo State with particular focus on Insolvency and International Economic Laws. She has an interest in Insolvency law, regulatory compliance,  and banking litigation.

Prior to joining Famsville, Tumininu had worked in a reputable company where she represented corporate clients in legal disputes, ADR sessions and extended negotiations over contracts and trade agreements.

Adepoju Blessing Oluwapamilerin is  an associate  member of the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators. She is a graduate of the College of Law,  Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti. She is a first class graduate from the Nigerian Law School. Pamilerin has interest in dispute resolution, intellectual property and real estate and construction. If she is not working, she loves to volunteer for initiatives against the use of hard drugs.

Adeola is a confident and intelligent legal practitioner. She loves research into emerging practice areas like cybersecurity and policy,biotechnology and traditional knowledge. She is an intellectual property enthusiast and explores that field. Adeola is also a member of the firm’s cybersecurity, technology, and property practice group.She also handles areas in  corporate and commercial practice thoroughly. She is also a writer in areas of intellectual property. Adeola is value oriented, serving clients best interest.

Bobola’s aim is to be the most sought after legal personality. Bobola distinguishes himself by solving client’s knotty legal problems. He is a good team player with stern efficiency.

He is result oriented and understands the dynamic needs of clients. Bobola has represented the interest of client’s in Admiralty matters, maritime claims, securing arrest of ships, and real estate transactions. He has represented client’s interest in alternative dispute resolution session and appeared before different level of court in Nigeria. Bobola’s major area of practice is commercial litigation and Arbitration.

His practice interest also includes advising clients on the international carriage of goods by sea, international settlement of sea boundary dispute and marine insurance matters.

He is skilled at debt recovery for corporate clients within the shores of Nigeria and currently work on the firm’s debt recovery portfolio.

Bobola is a regular contributor in legal journals and online legal blogs on issues of law.

Woye is a Partner and has extensive experience in providing legal advisory services in varied sectors which include Corporate and Company Secretarial, Business Immigration, Real Estate and Tax. A resourceful lawyer who has played integral roles on teams involved in a wide range of commercial transactions.

His experience ranges from regulatory compliance to advising on project structures.  Woye is committed to providing the best results for clients.

He currently drives the Immigration, Corporate and Real Estate Practices and has considerable knowledge of structuring of real estate and other financial transactions; buying, selling, managing and developing property; using creative financing and planning techniques to maximize cash flow and tax benefits. He has advised on wide-ranging transactions across the value chain such as due diligence and regulatory matters.

He is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and has several published articles. He is also a member of the Section of Business Law and the International Bar Association.

Dayo is a Partner, he advises on due diligence, Regulatory and Compliance audit, corporate and internal investigations, and general commercial law. He also renders legal advice on foreign investment in Nigeria, corporate structures for investment, investment incentives; tax breaks for foreign investors and company establishment procedures. He has advised both indigenous and international firms on general commercial laws cutting across different industries and draws from his dispute resolution background.

He is well known for assisting companies to mobilize their employees from a legal and operational point of view by providing services within expatriate work authorization, tax and employment-related matters. He also advises key clients on varied IP issues ranging from preliminary advice on the registration of a trademark, patent and copyright to matters involving commercial issues like Franchising, Licensing and Assignment.

He is a regular speaker at various in-house training, seminars and large workshops on corporate Immigration and employment law with a particular focus on expatriate employee concerns.

He is a professional negotiator and mediator (“PNM”) and also an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (“ACIARB”) England. He has also co-authored the Nigeria chapter for several notable international publications on Business Crimes, Labour & Employment Law, Product Liability, Corporate Immigration and Construction Law. He was a working Nigeria member of the Global Employment Institute of the International Bar Association (“IBA”) for several years.

Recently, Who’s who legal (WWL) 2018 recognised Dayo Adu his expertise in Labour & Employment, and Corporate Immigration practice in Nigeria. Dayo Adu “goes beyond expectations”, with sources asserting that they “would recommend him to anyone”. Dayo was also separately recognized amongst just 2 lawyers in Nigeria as a future leader in Investigations by Who’s Who Legal (WWL) 2019 publication.

Dayo Adu is also recommended for his “in-depth knowledge of the whole immigration regularisation process” and “an ability to solve very difficult immigration issues amicably”. His practice is praised for its “professionalism and responsiveness” accordingly offering “great customer service” on matters including expatriate work authorisation.” Further, Dayo’s practice provides “in-depth knowledge of the entire relocation business” and he has particular strength on matters relating to immigration procedures according to respondents.

Dayo was recently recognized by the World Bank for his contribution to “Doing Business 2016: Measuring Regulatory Quality and Efficiency”.