Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers: A Comprehensive Guide, authored by Ben Ijeoma Adigwe, Esq., LL.M., ACIArb. (UK), has recorded strong market acceptance within the first few months of its publication, with more than 500 copies reportedly sold through individual purchases, institutional acquisitions and bulk orders.
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The publication, which focuses on the growing intersection between Artificial Intelligence and legal practice, is currently available at the ongoing 66th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Port Harcourt, giving lawyers, judicial officers, academics and other participants an opportunity to obtain copies.
The strong reception comes at a time when Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping legal research, drafting, case analysis, administration of justice and other aspects of professional practice.
Designed as both a legal and practical resource, the book examines how lawyers and other justice-sector professionals can understand, deploy and respond to AI while navigating the legal, professional and ethical questions accompanying the technology.
The publication is targeted at judicial officers, legal practitioners, academics, researchers, law students, law faculties and libraries, regulatory agencies, investigators, prosecutors and other stakeholders within the administration of justice.
Its author says the publication was developed to address an increasingly important gap in Nigerian legal literature as lawyers and institutions seek reliable guidance on the implications of Artificial Intelligence for contemporary practice.
Booksellers and purchasers have also described the work as among the pioneering Nigerian-authored publications devoted comprehensively to Artificial Intelligence and the legal profession.
With more than 500 copies reported sold within a relatively short period, alongside institutional patronage and bulk purchases, the publication has demonstrated significant demand within the specialised Nigerian legal-book market.
The development reflects the growing recognition within the profession that knowledge of Artificial Intelligence is becoming increasingly relevant to the work of lawyers, judges, researchers and institutions responsible for justice administration.
Adigwe brings both legal practice and specialised technology training to the publication.
He is a Director in the Delta State Ministry of Justice and holds an Artificial Intelligence certificate from HP LIFE/HP Foundation, as well as a Diploma in Artificial Intelligence from UniAthena Global Education.
He is also a member of the Artificial Intelligence Group under the Digital Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association, providing him with professional exposure to ongoing conversations around technology and the future of legal practice.
The combination of his legal background and AI training informs the book’s approach, which seeks to move beyond abstract discussions of technology by providing lawyers with practical guidance relevant to their everyday professional responsibilities.
The publication explores the increasing importance of AI to legal research, drafting, analysis and decision-making while drawing attention to the legal and ethical responsibilities that arise from its deployment.
Its reception also highlights the growing demand for locally relevant legal scholarship capable of addressing technological developments from the perspective of Nigerian lawyers and institutions.
For legal practitioners, the central message of the publication is that Artificial Intelligence can no longer be treated merely as a future development.
As technology becomes more deeply embedded in professional services, lawyers will increasingly be required to understand not only what AI can do but how it should be responsibly deployed, the risks associated with its use and the legal consequences that may arise.
Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers: A Comprehensive Guide therefore positions itself as a practical reference for professionals seeking to understand how technological change is affecting legal practice and the administration of justice.
The book is currently available for purchase at the NBA Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt.
Copies can also be ordered directly from the author through WhatsApp: https://wa.link/jjbjlp, or by calling, texting or sending a WhatsApp message to 08034917063 or 07055285878.
Artificial Intelligence is changing legal practice. For the forward-looking lawyer, understanding the technology, its practical applications and its legal and ethical implications is increasingly becoming a professional necessity.
The book also examines Nigeria's legal ecosystem, focusing on the LPELR and NBA AI Guidelines. As a bonus, every purchase comes with a FREE eBook titled: How to Use the AI Features in LegalPedia and LawPavilion.
Ohio Books Ltd praises the publication, stating:
"....this is the only Nigerian book I know of on the topic."
How to Order:
📞 Call, Text, or WhatsApp: 08034917063 | 07055285878
📧 Email: benadigwe1@gmail.com
🌎 Website: www.benadigwe.com
Ebook Version: Access it directly online at https://selar.com/prv626
Authored by Ben Ijeoma Adigwe Esq., ACIarb (UK), LL.M, Dip. in Artificial Intelligence, Director at the Delta State Ministry of Justice, Asaba, Nigeria.
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