Ngozi Nwabueze, Esq. is affectionately known as the ‘Mother-In-LAW’ of businesses. With over 13 years of legal expertise and a passion for empowering SMEs and startups, she is a force to be reckoned with in the business world.
Ngozi’s remarkable journey began when she was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2008. She honed her legal skills at Rocheba Solicitors from 2009 to 2012. But she didn’t stop there. Ngozi ventured into the world of entrepreneurship, launching her fashion brand from 2012 to 2017 while continuing her private legal practice. In 2018, she embraced new horizons as the COO of TroggeUrban Ltd, a technology development company (now known as FirstFounders Inc, a Startup Studio). This pivotal role ignited her passion for tech, leading to the birth of PocketLawyers. PocketLawyers is Africa’s first fully integrative Virtual Law Firm, offering quick, affordable, and premium legal services and solutions to SMEs and startups. It’s on a path to becoming Africa’s largest and most preferred Virtual Law Firm, boasting a growing portfolio of SME and startup clients.
As the CEO/Founder and Principal Partner of PocketLawyers, Ngozi’s expertise spans various aspects of business law, including legal business structures, funding/fundraising, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, contract and correspondence matters, business policy structuring, statutory/regulatory compliance, staff onboarding and outboarding, growth advisory, taxation, and more. She’s also a property law specialist, advising clients on real estate matters. But Ngozi’s mission extends beyond her company. She’s passionate about educating business owners on how legal structures can build sustainable and scalable enterprises. As a Startup Law Coach, she empowers the next generation of young lawyers with knowledge and resources to become formidable tech lawyers. Ngozi is also an advocate for the inclusion of Startup/Tech Law in university and law school curricula. She’s at the forefront of shaping the future of legal services and solutions in Africa and beyond.
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