Head officeLagos
Olubunmi Place, Plot 41A, Royal Palm Drive, Osborne Foreshore II, Ikoyi
Capital markets, corporate advisory, commercial disputes
Contact
Tell us what is at stake, and when.
Most matters that reach this practice arrive with a deadline attached. Send the outline — the facts, the counterparty, the date that matters — and a partner will come back to you within one business day.
General enquiries
info@osbornelawpractice.comLagos (head office)
+234 903 000 0491Abuja
+234 816 899 4065Three offices
Where you will find us
Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt — staffed by the same partners, with the bench weighted to the work each city sees most.
Head office
Regulatory & appellateAbuja
House 6, Block C, Anknaton Estate, Dunamis Church Road, Garki
Revenue enforcement, appellate advocacy, regulatory engagement
Energy & disputesPort Harcourt
60 Mbonu Street, D/Line, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Energy contracts, receivership, asset recovery
What happens next
How an enquiry becomes a matter
No obligation attaches until we both agree it should. The first four steps are the same for every client.
01
Acknowledgement within one business day
Every enquiry is read by a partner, not a queue. You receive a named contact and an honest view of whether the matter is one we should take.
02
A conflict check before advice
We run a conflicts search across the practice before substantive discussion. Where we cannot act, we say so immediately and, where useful, point you elsewhere.
03
A scoped first meeting
The opening consultation is structured: facts, exposure, forum and the realistic range of outcomes — followed by a written note of what was agreed.
04
Fees confirmed in writing
Hourly, capped or fixed-fee arrangements are set out before work begins, together with the team who will carry the matter day to day.
Consultation request
Send us the outline
Everything you send is treated as confidential. If we cannot act, we will tell you quickly and, where we can, suggest who should.
Urgent instructions
Call the Lagos line directly rather than sending a form if the matter involves:
- Freezing orders, interim forfeiture or ex parte relief served on your company
- Revenue enforcement with an assessment deadline inside seven days
- Appointment of a receiver, or notice of one, over secured assets
- Injunctions and preservation orders in commercial disputes
Office hours
- Monday – Friday
- 8:30 — 18:00 WAT
- Saturday
- By appointment
- Sunday & public holidays
- Urgent matters only