đź•’ 4 min read. What is Defamation? Defamation is a false statement presented as fact that injures the reputation of an individual or entity. In many common law jurisdictions (including the US and UK), to prove defamation you generally need to show: A false statement purporting to be a fact. Publication or communication of that…
Legal Help Online: What It Means, How It Works, and How to Access It
đź•’ 4 min read. In a world increasingly powered by technology, legal help online has emerged as a critical tool for individuals, businesses, and even lawyers themselves. Whether you’re facing a landlord dispute, launching a startup, or handling a cross-border inheritance, online legal services offer faster, more affordable, and more accessible pathways to guidance and…
How the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Defining ‘Woman’ Could Change the Legal Landscape
đź•’ 4 min read. A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of the term “woman” has ignited passionate debate across the nation and beyond. At its core, the decision addresses a question that sits at the intersection of law, identity, biology, and civil rights — one that could fundamentally reshape how gender…
How to Handle It When Someone Else Is Using Your Photos or Videos on Social Media
đź•’ 2 min read. Series: Know What To Do – Legal Answers for Everyday People Why This Matters In the age of social media, your image can travel faster than you do. Whether it’s a vacation photo, a TikTok clip, or a family portrait — if someone uses it without your permission, you’re not powerless….
Think Before You Post: How Social Media Can Get You Fired
đź•’ 3 min read. Understanding the Legal and Professional Risks of Online Speech in a Digitally Transparent World In an era where a single tweet can go viral in minutes and a comment made in jest can circle the globe before you’ve finished your morning coffee, the boundary between personal and professional life is increasingly…
Gender Dynamics, Power Structures, and Accountability within Nigeria’s Political Landscape
đź•’ 3 min read. Nigeria’s political landscape is shaped by entrenched power structures, systemic gender disparities, and an accountability deficit. Despite constitutional provisions promoting gender equality, women in politics continue to face systemic barriers, including discrimination, harassment, and political marginalization. The recent high-profile conflict between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has ignited…
