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About Mandy Nwobu

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The principal started her legal Career in the Legal Department of a Merchant Bank in Nigeria many decades ago. She subsequently joined Sowers and Messuarius Solicitors as a partner in 2005. Sowers and Messuarius Solicitors is a Law Firm engaged in Real Estate and Commercial Law, Energy, Maritime, Corporate, Intellectual Property, and Investment Law. There were five partners at this time with Mandy being the only Female Partner. The Firm had four branches with over fifteen lawyers with diverse experience and expertise.

Mandy was recently admitted into the Ontario bar in 2014. She is an Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitration and the American Bar Association. Mandy interned with the Criminal Division of Legal Aid Ontario and continued to volunteer for over a year in the Criminal Division, an area of Law that has become most appealing since her re-location. Mandy articled with the Crown Law Office – Civil, Ministry of the Attorney General on Bay Street, Toronto. She continued to serve in the Crown Law Office after her articles.

Mandy is of the Ibo speaking part of Eastern Nigeria, and plays a prominent role both in her Nigerian Community and the Canadian Community as well, She is active in many organizations, including but not limited to, the Rotary Club, Scarborough Business Association, Hardy Stevenson and Associates, Canadian Association of Black Educators, Belka Enrichment Center, Anambra State Association, and last, but not the least, the Igbo Canadian Community Association. She sits on the Board of many of these non-profit organizations.

Mandy Nwobu is an editor and writer of many unpublished articles and play-writes. She has properly positioned herself in Nigeria, the United States of America and here in Canada – networking and learning about their Legal and Business culture.

She in her modest manner assists many International students settle into the different vocations of their choice in their respective schools and subsequent new homes both in Canada and the United States of America.