David Amaara Adaawin
Arbitration: A Strategic Tool for Managing Risk, Reputation, and Business Relationships
Arbitration offers businesses a private, efficient, and enforceable way to resolve disputes, manage risk, protect reputation, and preserve commercial relationships…
Arbitration Strategies for Multinational Corporations: Managing Domestic and Cross-Border Disputes
Arbitration enables multinational corporations to manage domestic and cross-border disputes efficiently, ensuring enforceability, confidentiality, and predictability while protecting commercial interests…
Caveats and Citations in Estate Administration: Legal Safeguards That Matter
Caveats and citations protect estates by allowing objections to suspicious wills and forcing inactive executors to act or step aside,…
To Rescue or Not to Rescue: When Heroes End Up in Court
Rescuers are usually protected in tort law, but liability arises if actions are reckless or unnecessary, highlighting the balance between…
When Someone Uses Your Brand: Understanding Trademark Infringement and Remedies in Ghana
Trademark infringement in Ghana covers confusingly similar use, dilution and tarnishment. Law offers civil and criminal remedies, plus passing off,…
Your Brand, Your Identity: What to Know About Trademarks in Ghana
A trademark is more than a fancy name or a catchy logo. It is how customers recognise you. It sets…
OASL’s 300 Customary Land Secretariats Plan: A Quiet Reset for Ghana’s Land Economy
Ghana plans to establish 300 new Customary Land Secretariats in 2026, aiming to reduce land disputes, boost investor confidence, create…
Your Brand, Your Identity: What to Know About Trademarks in Ghana
Trademark registration may sound simple on paper, but in practice, small mistakes can cost you time, money, and your brand…
Caveats and Citations in Estate Administration: Legal Safeguards That Matter
Estate administration disputes can be managed with caveats to pause suspicious grants and citations to prompt action or replacement of…
Inside Ghana’s Free Zone Regime: What Investors Should Know
The Free Zones scheme offers a range of benefits that reduce operational costs and enhance profit margins for export-oriented businesses
When Someone Dies in Ghana: What Happens to Their Property and Who’s in Charge?
When someone dies in Ghana, their estate must be legally managed by executors or administrators. This guide explains the process,…
Who Takes Charge When Someone Dies? Understanding Executors and Administrators in Ghana
When someone passes away in Ghana, things do not simply sort themselves out. The law steps in to guide how…
From Idea to Market: A Business Guide to Patents in Ghana
A patent protects your invention by giving you exclusive rights in Ghana for 20 years. This article breaks down the…
Contempt of Court in Ghana: A Hidden Threat to Business Integrity
Contempt of court may appear distant, or something for politicians, criminals, or the dramatic scenes in legal dramas. But in…
When a Contract Cracks: Understanding Discharge by Breach in Ghanaian Law
When a party backs out before fulfilling a promise, contract law empowers the other to end the deal or hold…