lawyer INFORMATION:
- Name: Kwabena Asiedu Berchie Berko
Address: 22 Farrar Avenue, Accra
- Work Position: Lawyer, Senior Associate
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INTRODUCTION
Lawyer Kwabena Asiedu Berchie-Berko has a remarkable and extensive legal career with a wealth of experience and expertise. His commitment to sound ethics, professionalism, and ability to bridge theoretical legal knowledge with practical application are notable qualities that would undoubtedly benefit clients. Having had the privilege of training both locally and internationally, he possesses an extra layer of versatility and perspective to his skill set, enabling him to navigate legal issues from a broader context and potentially address cross-border matters with a high level of competency.
education
Kwesi Twum Ndur is a senior associate at Obiri Yeboah and Co. He studied for his LL. B qualification at the Mountcrest University College and his professional law course at the Ghana School of Law. He also a postgraduate diploma in Management Practice from the Paris Graduate School of Management Studies and an HND in Statistics from the Kumasi Technical University. Kwabena is an ADR practiotioner with a certificate in Mediation from the International Law Institute of Kampala, Uganda and the Danish Institute of Human Rights
- Professional Law Course– Ghana School of Law
- LL. B – MountCrest University College
- Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice – Paris Graduate School of Management Studies
- HND, Statistics– Kumasi Technical University
- Certificate in Meditiation- International Law Institute of Kampala, Uganda
- Certificate in Mediation - Danish Institute of Human Rights
practice areas lawyer
Kwabena Asiedu Berchie-Berko engages in general law practice but specialises in the following areas;
- Immovable and Land Law Practice
- Maritime Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Contract Negotiation and Drafting
- Probate and Trust Administration
- Family Law
- General Litigation