This study investigated the information needs and seeking behaviour of lawyers based on gender and location in Imo State. Two research questions and hypotheses guided the study using a correlational research design. The population consists of 2,599 registered lawyers of Nigerian Bar Association Imo State Chapter. The sample for the study was 650, barristers. The Researcher used the stratified random sampling technique to select 325 male lawyers and female lawyers respectively with consideration to their location. A 40 item structured rating scale titled “Lawyers' Information Needs and seeking behaviour Scale (LINSBS)” validated by an expert in library and information science and two other experts in educational measurement and evaluation, was used for data collection. The reliability of the instrument was established at 0.84 using Cronbach’s alpha statistic. The data obtained were analyzed using frequency numbers and Chi Square (X2) contingency statistics to answer the research questions, so as to determine the magnitude of the relationship between the dependent and independent variables of the study. Chi Square (X2) test of independence statistic was used to test the hypotheses at 0.05 level of significance. Among the findings of the study was that; the contingency coefficient for the influence of lawyers' gender, location and their information needs and seeking behaviour very low. That is to say that there is a very low relationship between lawyers' gender, location and their information needs and seeking behaviour. The relationship of lawyers' information needs and seeking behaviour is significant with lawyers' location but insignificant with lawyers' gender. Based on the findings, the study recommended among other things that government should provide unlimited access to information to lawyers because they play crucial role in the judiciary. This can be done by anchoring programmes that directly address the needs of Lawyers in electronic and print media. Lawyers, irrespective of their gender, location, years of experience, areas of specialization and academic qualifications should endeavour to use different sources for sourcing their information, so as to give reliable services to their clients.