Sound counsel,
plainly given.
Barristers & Solicitors,
Accra, Ghana
Asempa, Bediako & Co. advises individuals, families and businesses, and represents them before the courts of Ghana.
What we do
The firm
Asempa, Bediako & Co. is a firm of barristers and solicitors based in Accra. [Founding story: when the firm was established, by whom, and why.]
Our history and how we work- Year established
- 2023
- Lawyers called to the Ghana Bar
- 5
- Areas of practice
- 6
- Office
- Accra
Practice areas
What we do
Each matter is led by a named lawyer from first instruction to conclusion.
- 01Litigation & Dispute ResolutionRepresentation in civil and commercial disputes before the courts of Ghana, from pre-action correspondence through trial and appeal.
- 02Arbitration & MediationAdvice and representation in arbitration and mediation under the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798).
- 03Corporate & CommercialCompany formation, governance and day-to-day commercial work for businesses of every size, under the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992).
- 04Real Estate & ConveyancingAcquisition, leasing and registration of land and property, with careful searches before any money changes hands.
- 05Employment & LabourAdvice to employers and employees on rights and obligations under the Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651).
- 06Family, Wills & EstatesSensitive handling of family and succession matters, from wills and estate planning to the administration of estates.
How we work
Four commitments to every client.
Confidentiality
What a client tells us stays with us. Files, correspondence and conversations are handled with discretion from the first enquiry.
Clear advice
We explain the law, the options and the likely costs in plain language, so that every decision is the client’s own informed choice.
Responsiveness
Each matter has a named lawyer responsible for it. Calls and letters are answered, and clients are kept informed as the matter moves.
Integrity
We give advice we would stand behind in court, and we conduct every matter within the rules of professional conduct.
Leadership
The partners
[Statement from the partners: two or three sentences, in their own words, on how the firm approaches its work with clients.]Meet the full team
Portrait to followManaging Partner
Director
Insights
Notes on the law
Real Estate
Before you buy land in Ghana: the checks that matter
Most land disputes begin with a payment made before the right questions were asked. A short guide to the searches to complete first.
1 October 2026 · 4 min read
Corporate & Commercial
The Companies Act, 2019: what directors should keep in order
Act 992 replaced the 1963 Code and introduced duties that many small companies still overlook. A short checklist for directors.
15 September 2026 · 3 min read
Dispute Resolution
Arbitration and mediation under the ADR Act, 2010
Not every dispute needs to go to court. How the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798) gives parties other routes.
20 August 2026 · 3 min read
Contact
Speak with the firm.
Consultations are by appointment. Call the office or send a short note describing the matter, and a lawyer will respond.