Goodbye House of Lords | News | The Lawyer. As of today, 30th July, 2009, the UK House of Lords ceases to exist as we know it. This was published by The Lawyer.com.
For those who trained in Common Law jurisdictions (like I did), the House of Lord is sacrosanct; or at least, we were taught [...]

Rule 33 of the Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC) in Nigeria makes it contrary to professional etiquette for a lawyer to solicit professional employment by circulars, advertisements, through touts or by personal communications or interviews preclude any certified legal practitioner from advertising his business. In other words, it will be grossly unprofessional for a lawyer [...]

Microsoft is at it again. Barely 2 years after the release of the long awaited Operating system, Vista (code-named Longhorn), it has announced the release of a successor:Windows 7. Unlike its predecessor Windows Vista, which saw users face compatibility issues in trying to migrate from Windows XP, Windows 7 promises a seamless transition, says senior [...]

Microsoft Office to go online — for free – Big Tech. This is probably violating my posting policy but when I read this on CNN.com I had to re-read it several more times before I could believe it. Then when it sank in, I knew I just had to share!
I’ve written here before about the [...]

I have been in and out of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria – the commission responsible for registering businesses. I have an online business creating and managing blogs. I have been trying to get it registered at the CAC but it has not been a walk in the park. The major reason for [...]