Legal Tech Firm Partners with NBA Young Lawyers Forum to Drive Digital Transformation in Legal Practice

 Legal Tech Firm Partners with NBA Young Lawyers Forum to Drive Digital Transformation in Legal Practice



In a bold step toward shaping the future of Nigeria’s legal profession, Modulaw.ai, a pioneering legal technology platform, has partnered with the Nigerian Bar Association Young Lawyers Forum (NBA YLF) for a capacity-building session themed “Building a Better Legal Practice: Cases, Clients, and Contracts.”


The event, which took place on October 9, brought together young legal practitioners from across the country to explore how technology can redefine the delivery of legal services in a fast-changing world.


Speaking at the session, Abiola Ogodo, co-founder of the platform, delivered a thought-provoking presentation that showcased how digital innovation is reshaping legal workflows—from research and case management to contract drafting and client engagement.


Ogodo highlighted the importance of embracing legal tech to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and competitiveness in modern law practice. He explained how Modulaw.ai’s suite of intelligent tools simplifies complex legal processes and empowers lawyers to focus on strategy and client value.


“Our mission is simple to empower every lawyer with the tools and technology needed to work smarter, faster, and better,” Ogodo said. “By partnering with the NBA Young Lawyers Forum, we’re investing in the next generation of legal professionals who will define the future of justice delivery in Nigeria.”


The collaboration, according to participants, reflects a growing recognition of technology’s role in advancing access to justice and strengthening professional capacity within the legal sector.


The event also served as a networking hub where young lawyers shared ideas, discussed challenges, and explored practical solutions to enhance their practice in an increasingly digitalized environment.


With initiatives like this, Modulawai continues to reinforce its position as a key driver of innovation in Nigeria’s legal ecosystem—helping transform traditional legal processes into smarter, data-driven systems that meet the demands of today’s clients and tomorrow’s courts.

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