Eric Nwaubani

Office: 0333 772 7736

Eric has represented clients in federal and state trial and appellate courts of many jurisdictions, including the District of Columbia, Massachusetts, and Maryland. He is thorough, strategically minded, methodical and tenacious. He has a reputation for being immediately responsive to clients and working efficiently and within budgets. He is well-versed in e-discovery issues, and creative in coming up with solutions to resolve disputes. He is admitted to practice in many U.S. jurisdictions and Nigeria. In over a decade of work, he has acquired extensive experience in many areas of law pertaining to national and international business, including corporate and partnership law, business start-up and healthcare practices, mergers and acquisitions, business immigration, civil rights, bankruptcy and business reorganization.

Admissions

District of Columbia

New York State

Nigeria

Federal Court Admissions

• US District Court for the District of Columbia
• US District Court for the District of Maryland
• US District Court for the District of Massachusetts
• US Court of Appeals for the First Circuits
• US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuits

Previous employers

Law Group International Chartered, Recovery Law Group

Taylor Law Firm, PharmD Live Corporation and Ukwu & Associates

Education and degrees/certifications earned

Cornell Law School, LL.M. 2004

Fellow, Institute for African Development, Cornell University

Abia State University Law School, LL.B. 1997

New York State Bar Association, Member

District of Columbia Bar Association, Member

American Bar Association, Member

New York State Bar Association, Member

Prestigious awards/rankings/client reviews

Fellow, Cornell University Institute for African Development (lifetime award effective 2004)

Full LL.M. degree tuition scholarship from the Cornell University Institute for African Development, 2003-04

Best Advocacy Staff Award, Working America, U.S.A, June 2005

Dean’s Leadership Award, Abia State University Law School, 1997

Languages spoken

English