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Quicklaw leverages technology for legal support services

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24 April 2019   |   4:15 am
Online legal support company, Quicklaw Limited, has simplified legal processes by leveraging technology to advance the Nigerian legal industry.

PHOTO: Quicklaw Limited

Online legal support company, Quicklaw Limited, has simplified legal processes by leveraging technology to advance the Nigerian legal industry.

Taking into consideration the current wave of technological innovation across various industries of the Nigerian business climate, it is no surprise that the legal industry also acknowledges the effectiveness of technology in improving delivery of services.

Championing this cause is Quicklaw.ng by Quicklaw Limited with the goal to redefine and modernise the legal industry in Nigeria. This online platform aims to change the perception of the Nigerian legal system with its value offering of easily accessible, fast and affordable legal services. Through the website, Quicklaw Limited fosters a community of increasingly legal-conscious individuals.

According to the QuickLaw Limited, CEO, Sade Michael, “This platform was founded with the focus of proactively helping people secure and protect the things they value. Now, Nigerians can easily access lawyers all over the country via a 24-hour chat line to obtain free legal advice and get answers to their queries; they will be able to manage their legal affairs much more conveniently and at affordable rates.

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