Chinua Asuzu

Chinua Asuzu is Africa’s leading legal-writing scholar. He’s the plain-language maven whose works include Brief-Writing Masterclass; Fair Hearing in Nigeria; Judicial Writing: A Benchmark for the Bench; and Learned Writing. Some of Chinua’s works are available on amazon.com/author/chinuaasuzu.
Chinua is the dean of The Write House; the senior partner of Assizes Lawfirm; a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria; a Fellow of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies, University of London; and a member of the Commonwealth Association of Legislative Counsel.
A jurisprudent, Chinua teaches legal writing at law firms and law schools, and at private and public forums. Chinua’s expertise spans the gamut of legal writing: academic legal writing, brief-writing, business writing, contract drafting, judicial writing, legislative drafting, and litigation drafting.
An upwrite and writeous autodidact, Chinua is all write.

Law Degrees and Their Meanings By Chinua Asuzu

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Law Degrees and Their Meanings Copyright © 2015 By Chinua Asuzu The undergraduate degree in law is Bachelor of Laws (LLB). LLB is spelt LLB or LL.B., never L.L.B. This strange abbreviation comes from Latin. The Latin word lex means ‘law.’ The plural of lexis legum. Creating an abbreviation for a plural, especially in Latin, isContinue Reading

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