Tag: Litigation

  • Paralex Logistics Limited Introduces Tech-Driven Legal Support Services

    …set to Unveil Mobile App Platform, Offers Cutting-edge Services

    Paralex Logistics Limited, an information and communication technology (ICT) managed logistics company, is set to launch its mobile app platform which encompasses its service portfolio to businesses and individuals across the country and beyond for optimal satisfaction and gains.

    The web base is already launched while the app introduction is slated for the 7th of September, 2021.

    Zainab Lawal Akapo, Deputy General Manager, Paralex Logistics, revealed that the company which will deploy its services in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, and Kano in the first rollout, leverages modern technology as a Paralegal and a logistics service platform, with a broad range of services which include Litigation, Logistics, Legal assistance, Bail bond, Virtual court, Webinar, and Cloud storage.

    She further added that the mobile app on-the-go offers end-users access to legal services from accredited lawyers and law firms, communication services; a trusted link to regulatory services, public sector contacts, and other institutional and private entities.

    Essentially, Paralex Logistics is set to reduce the stress associated with legal practice and related logistics issues.

    Its cloud services enable end-users to work on documents from different devices picking up from where they left off, thus providing the best satisfaction, improved business productivity as well as other economic and social benefits.

    With a team of skilled and dedicated personnel, Paralex Logistics ensures that individuals and corporate organizations have access to legal assistance, to get value for their money and enhance access to logistics of legal processes through the use of leading-edge ICT solutions for exceptional services in the industry it operates.

    Its unique features for logistics delivery include package security, real-time online tracking of parcel movement till the last mile by both sender and receiver, delivery alerts to the sender by email report and SMS, cashless and robustly secured payment system with debit/credit card, bank transfer or wallet, etc.

    It has free and subscribed users which come with added services. Also, there is a 10 % discount for all subscribed users on all logistics orders. The on-the-go mobile app is due for launch soon, while information about its services can be accessed on the company’s website, www.paralexlogistics.com; on Instagram: Paralex logistics limited and Facebook: Paralex logistics limited

    The company’s litigation service on the mobile app provides a link for users to consult, engage and retain lawyers and law firms to handle their lawsuits across various jurisdictions and court hierarchy; while its logistic services involve pickup and delivery of legal documents, monitoring, and tracking of official approval requests, submissions and renewal of official documents regarding legal obligations.

    Through its legal assistance, Paralex Logistics mobile app has the authorization to be an out-source service platform for rendering non-core in-house facilities for law firms; while its bail bond offering involves the provision of surety for persons undergoing investigation that may lead to a criminal trial or those in a criminal trial. This is enabled because it is licensed by the High Courts in Lagos, while that of Abuja is in view, to render such services, depending on the complexity of the case.

    It provides virtual court service as it has been tailored to the Nigerian Court System, while its webinar offering allows a smooth flow of meetings and conferences from across the globe.

    In addition, the company’s services allow easy storage of huge data which can be sourced from any location.

     

     

  • NBC, Rite Foods suit resumes Sept 22

    NBC, Rite Foods suit resumes Sept 22

    A Federal High Court in Lagos, today Monday, July 12, adjourned till September 22, proceedings in the suit between Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC) Ltd and Rite Foods Ltd.

    In the suit, marked FHC/L/CS/92/2021, both firms are locked in battle over alleged similarities or not between the logos of their energy drinks.

    Rite Foods had instituted a legal action against the NBC on February 9, 2021 asking for an order of the court to restrain NBC from further promoting its Predator Energy drink in the Nigerian market.

    It claimed through its counsel Mr. Muyiwa Ogungbenro, that Predator’s lion insignia bears a striking resemblance to the Fearless.

    But NBC denied any claim of trademark violation or passing off with its Predator Energy drink vowing to contest the case vigorously in court.

    It has also prayed the court to set aside an ex-parte injunction obtained by Rite Foods Ltd against the continued promotion the Predator Energy drink in the Nigerian market.

    It further asked the court to dismiss Rite Foods’ committal application brought against NBC’s Managing Director, Mr. Matthieu Seguin, for alleged disobedience to the interim order.

    The suit, formerly before Justice Chukwujeku Aneke, is now before Justice Lewis Allagoa.

    NBC’s counsel Mr Mark Mordi  had told Justice Aneke that Rite Foods’ applications were brought malafide and were without merit as the suit lacked a firm ground to stand in law.

    He contended that the Predator logo had been in existence and in use in many markets outside of Nigeria even prior to the launch of Fearless by Rite Foods in the Nigerian market.

    When the matter came up before Justice Allagoa, he fixed the September 22 date for hearing of preliminary   applications in the suit.