A Lagos legal practice established in 1979.
Sola Ajijola & Co. is a firm of Barristers, Solicitors, Arbitrators and Notaries serving private clients, businesses, and public institutions with an emphasis on excellence, confidentiality, discretion, and client-focused service.
Over four decades of legal practice.
Sola Ajijola & Co. was founded in 1979 by the late Chief David Obasola Ajijola, LL.B (London) of the Inner Temple and a Life Bencher of the Nigerian Body of Benchers. With more than forty years of experience, the firm draws on a rich heritage of excellence while working to the highest professional standards.
From its Lagos base, opposite the High Court of Lagos State on Igbosere Road, the practice has grown from general legal work into distinct areas of service. Its public practice areas include family law, estate planning, probate and administration of estate, corporate restructuring, company secretarial services, corporate governance, real estate, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution, and litigation.
The late Chief David Obasola Ajijola
The firm was founded in 1979 by the late Chief David Obasola Ajijola. Called to the English Bar at the Inner Temple in 1963 and to the Nigerian Bar in 1964, he was a Life Bencher of the Nigerian Body of Benchers and a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and the International Bar Association. His standard of professionalism continues to guide the firm.
Standards maintained over the long term.
The firm's clients benefit from the combined experience and expertise of the practice, supported by continuing professional education and the regular exchange of developments in the law.
Although not required in our jurisdiction, the firm maintains a comprehensive professional indemnity insurance policy, a reflection of the confidence it has in the quality of its work and the protection it offers clients.
Professional values expressed through service.
A consultation-led approach to legal support.
The appropriate legal path depends on the facts, the applicable law, and the client's circumstances.
The firm's consultation process begins with a high-level enquiry, followed by conflict and scope review, a lawyer consultation where appropriate, and written engagement before substantive work begins.