Eseoghene is an associate with the Intellectual Property & Technology+ and Employment Global Mobility Practice Group. Palmer possesses credible experience in Data Protection, Intellectual Property, Dispute Resolution and Employment and Global Mobility matters. He routinely advises clients on a spectrum of matters ranging from trade dispute, employment policy and guidelines, data protection, NFT brand protection, patent and designs, copyright and trademark law.
- Reviewed complex legal agreements involving Technology Transfer, Service Level, and Intellectual Property subject matters.
- Entered legal appearances on contentious and non-contentious civil/commercial cases both in high courts in various states and several Court of Appeal divisions.
- Provided numerous legal advisory services for clients relating to mobile money compliance issues,
- Provided legal advisory services with respect to Anti-money laundering cases, CBN regulation, and compliances issues.
- Provided legal advice to public and private entities in the restructuring of their data privacy and protection regimes, business incorporation and regulatory compliance.
- Settled over N250 Million (Two Hundred and Fifty Million Naira) in legal settlements.
Professional Qualifications
- Barrister and Solicitor of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Education
- Nigerian Law School
- University of Benin
Prior Experience
- 2018 to 2022, Associate and Senior Associate, at a Lagos Law Firm
- 2017 to 2018, NYSC Associate, at a Lagos Law firm
Memberships
- Member of the Nigerian Bar Association
- International Association of Privacy Professionals
- Commonwealth Lawyers Association
- Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators
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