David Amaara Adaawin
A Clear Distinction Between the Registrar-General’s Department and the Office of the Registrar of Companies
Ghana separates business and civil registration, creating ORC for corporate regulation and RGD for civil services, improving efficiency, compliance, governance,…
Court Rejects Attempt to Introduce Disputed Swift Transfer Receipt in Adu-Boahene Trial
Citing lack of witness knowledge, and reinforcing strict evidentiary standards amid misappropriation allegations, the court rejected the defence's bid
Zonda Tec Ghana to Pay GH¢250,000 Over Faulty “Brand-New” Truck: High Court Affirms Seller’s Liability for Latent Defects
High Court awards GH¢250,000 against Zonda Tec Ghana for selling faulty “brand-new” truck, affirming seller liability for latent defects and…
FIDA Ghana Calls for Judicial Training After Controversial Matrimonial Judgment
FIDA Ghana petitions Chief Justice for gender-sensitive judicial training after controversial ruling, citing bias concerns, constitutional breaches, and need for…
Ghana’s ADR Centre Cautions Against Media-Based Dispute Resolution
A quiet but significant intervention affecting Ghana’s dispute resolution landscape has emerged. In a press statement released April 14, 2026,…
A US$905 Million Claim Reopens Old Battles: Cassius Mining, Ghana, and Renewed Questions of State Representation
Cassius Mining’s US$905 million claim against Ghana escalates legal stakes, reviving conflict-of-interest concerns over state representation as arbitration heads toward…
If the AG Wins: The Uncertain Future of Ghana’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutions
Attorney-General challenges OSP’s prosecutorial powers at Supreme Court, raising constitutional questions over authority, legality of past cases, and future of…
Employers Must Prove Fairness in Termination, Court of Appeal Rules
The Court of Appeal ruled that employers, not employees, bear the burden to prove fair termination, requiring both valid reasons…
The Bank Hospital Faces GH¢4 Million Medical Negligence Suit Over Alleged Surgical Failures
GH¢4 million lawsuit alleges surgical failures and poor care at a private hospital, raising questions about duty, disclosure, and accountability…
When Allegations Collapse: How Procedure, Proof, and Silence Shaped the Kan-Dapaah Defamation Judgment
Kan-Dapaah wins GH¢5m defamation case as unproven bribery allegations, lack of evidence, and procedural failures leave Barker-Vormawor’s claims uncontested, highlighting…
The Mediator’s Playbook: Authority, Responsibility, and the Art of Resolution
Mediators guide dispute resolution by facilitating dialogue, clarifying interests, generating options, and safeguarding the process, enabling parties to reach fair,…
Mediation in Business: A Smarter Way to Resolve Disputes Without Burning Bridges
Mediation offers businesses a voluntary, confidential, and flexible way to resolve disputes efficiently, preserve relationships, reduce costs, and achieve practical…
When Time Defeats Title: The High Cost of Sleeping on Land Rights
Court held delayed enforcement defeats land rights, as limitation periods extinguish title; decades of inaction barred recovery, affirming that time…
Ghana Moves to Declare Slave Trade Greatest Crime Against Humanity: A Legal and Moral Reckoning
Ghana plans to table a UN motion recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the greatest crime against humanity, advancing reparations…
No Grace Period: Supreme Court Tightens Asset Declaration Rules for Public Officers
Ghana’s Supreme Court invalidates the six-month grace period for asset declaration, ruling public officers must declare assets before assuming office,…