TEMPLARS (Ghana) is a full-service law firm located in the capital city of Accra.
The team is made up of highly experienced Ghanaian lawyers, many of whom are also dual qualified in other jurisdictions. They provide seamless, high-quality services to clients in key markets like mining, energy, infrastructure, financial services, education, franchising, telecommunications, fintech, and general dispute resolution.
Ghana is the second largest economy in West Africa, and Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa (based on GDP). This puts TEMPLARS in a position to satisfy the growing demand for law firms with extensive local expertise and a proven track record of advising local and international clients in navigating these markets.
TEMPLARS Ghana signifies the beginning of our expansion aspirations throughout the rest of Africa.
For further information about working with us in Ghana, please contact us at [email protected]
Relevant News Ghana
18 June 2024
TEMPLARS Advises Electrochem Ghana on US$30 Million Equity Investment by Minerals Income Investment Fund
TEMPLARS has advised Electrochem Ghana (the largest salt mining company in Africa) on a USD 30 million equity investment to the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) – a sovereign fund that seeks to manage the equity interests of Ghana. Read more
26 February 2024
Cocktails & Conversation with TEMPLARS Ghana
Thursday, 22nd February 2024: TEMPLARS hosted a networking event at the Kempinski Hotel, Accra, Ghana. Read more
29 January 2024
TEMPLARS Merges with Ghanaian Law Firm FEROCITER to Bolster Its Market Position and Offering in West Africa
Leading African law firm, TEMPLARS, and fast-growing Ghanaian law firm, FEROCITER are pleased to announce the merger of their Ghanaian operations to create a formidable legal powerhouse in West Africa’s 2nd largest economy. Read moreKnowledge Center Ghana
2 May 2024
Ghana Supreme Court Affirms Ghana as Arbitration Friendly Jurisdiction
In this Client Alert, TEMPLARS Managing Partner (Ghana), Augustine Kidisil and Senior Associate, Paa Kwame Larbi Asare highlight a landmark decision obtained by TEMPLARS in Ghana’s Supreme Court. Read more
29 April 2024
Enforceability of Net Of Tax and Gross Up Clauses in Ghana
This publication, authored by TEMPLARS, Managing Partner (Ghana), Augustine Kidisil, and Associate, Sydney Amenyedor, explores the enforceability of net of tax and tax gross-up clauses within commercial contracts under Ghanaian jurisdiction. Read more
22 April 2024
The Contracts (Amendment) Act, 2023: Key Changes for Contracts with the Government of Ghana
This client alert by TEMPLARS Partner, Sarpong Odame, and Senior Associate Kezia Owusu-Ansah offers insights into Ghana’s Contracts (Amendment) Act, 2023, which received presidential assent on 1 March 2024, making it an enforceable law. Read more
29 February 2024
A Recap of 2023’s Arbitration Highlights in Ghana & Nigeria: An Eye on the Future
This article by TEMPLARS Partners Adewale Atake, SAN, Funmi Iyayi, and Senior Associate Orji Uka reviews 2023’s arbitration in Ghana and Nigeria, including Nigeria’s Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023, notable cases, and Supreme Court decisions. Read moreGhana office
Accra
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