Lawyers Guide

Lawyers' Guide is a complete Nigerian legal reference for practitioners, law
school students and undergraduate law students - the whole library works
offline.

INCLUDED FREE

- Over 300 documents, readable with no purchase and no account
- Nigerian cases, browsable by subject matter or alphabetically
- Legal principles with their authorities
- Laws of the Federation of Nigeria
- Law dictionary
- Legal Diary - court dates, filing deadlines, client meetings and reminders
- Case Tools - keep your matters with their parties, suit number, court, stage
and next adjourned date
- Deadline Calculator - compute filing and appeal deadlines, with the rule and
its source shown beside every result
- Listen - have any page you can read be read aloud, including with the screen
off
- Notes, and up to 5 favourites
- Backup and Restore your own work to a file you keep
- Share any passage you can read as a cited image

REQUIRES PREMIUM (PAID PURCHASE)

- The full collection of over 1,500 further cases, legal principles and Laws of
the Federation
- Legal Drafts and precedents - every draft in the library
- Draft Builder - open a precedent, fill in the blanks, and export it as a Word
document or a PDF
- Court acts and rules of court
- Nigerian Law School curriculum notes: Corporate Law Practice, Civil
Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Property Law Practice and Professional Ethics
- Unlimited favourites
- Ad-free reading

Premium is available as a monthly, three-month or six-month auto-renewing
subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew
automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current
period. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings.

WORKS OFFLINE

The entire library is on your device. No connection is needed to read, search,
draft or listen.

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Lawyers' Guide is a reference tool. It is not legal advice, and nothing in it
creates a solicitor-client relationship. Always verify a provision against the
official text and the current rules of court before relying on it.