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In Nigeria’s complex commercial landscape, businesses that fail to prepare for disputes risk financial losses, damaged relationships, and operational setbacks.

This article, authored by TEMPLARS Partner, Emmanuel Gbahabo and Senior Associate, Nosakhare Iyamu, explains Pre-Dispute Planning as a strategic approach to mitigating risks and preserving valuable partnerships.

It highlights key proactive measures essential for maintaining business stability and preventing conflicts from escalating into costly litigation.

To understand how businesses can leverage pre-dispute strategies to enhance predictability, protect commercial interests, and foster long-term success.

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