Attorney Ayodele Ojo is uniquely qualified to handle your litigation needs, having worked in various small law firms setting that treat their client’s legal issues with seriousness a person will take his own matter. He also had a brief experience as Prosecutor back 1993 in the Northern State of Nigeria. He considers all his clients important, no matter the nature of their legal issues and financial status. In 1992, Ojo graduated from O.A.U, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, popularly called "Great Ife" or "University of Ife", where he obtained his Bachelor of Law degree. Ojo was called to the Bar in Nigeria in 1993 after he completed his post university education at the Nigerian Law School Ikoyi, Lagos, where he graduated with astonishing records. After graduation and compulsory National Youth Service in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, Nigeria, he began his career at OGUNBANJO & OLURUNIMBE AND CO, one of Nigeria’s premier law firms. While there, Ojo received top-notch litigation training, including Immigration-processing and obtaining residency and work permits for Foreign Investors in Nigeria, Nigeria`s Work Permit or Green Card for foreigners investing in Nigeria, and trial Advocacy. Ojo earned a wealth of experience working on complex litigation matters.His practice focused on securities litigation/arbitration and investment fraud, and other types of business litigation including shareholder/partnership disputes, banking litigation, class actions, and professional liability.For 7 years, Ojo served on Ogunbanjo & Oloruninmbe Litigation Committee, and led the firm's Internship Program for new Graduates. Ojo moved to the United States of America in 1999 and settled in Minnesota. Because of his passion for law practice and the Minnesota State requirement for full legal practice, Ojo attended WILLIAM MITCHELL COLLEGE OF LAW, ST PAUL, MINNESOTA, where he obtained a second law degree Juris Doctor of Law in 2004.He passed the Minnesota State Bar in 2004.

Managing Partner

Litigations, Immigration, Familly and Criminal Defense

Civil Litigations