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Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline & Partners (MPOBB) is a leading law firm in Ghana.
What happens when an unexpected event derails your business plans? The law has a special pause button for such events called Force Majeure.
Our latest guide breaks down exactly how this rule works. Watch this reel to see the full breakdown!
Have you ever had a business deal disrupted by a major, unexpected event? Drop your questions below! đđž
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16/06/2026
MPOBB has been hit with a profound and heavy loss.
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Mr. James Victor Gbeho, an outstanding board member of our law firm, former Minister of Foreign Affiars and former President of the ECOWAS Commission.
Looking back on his stellar legacy of leadership and service, he has left an indelible mark on MPOBB, Ghana and beyond.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this painful time. May his gentle soul rest in eternal peace.
Before you sign any contract, watch this first.
Whether it is a job offer, a lease, or a simple service agreement, every signature carries legal weight under our Ghanaian laws.
We have broken down the red flags to watch out for so you guard yourself before you fully commit.
Save this post to keep these essential legal red flags on hand for your next contract.
02/06/2026
We are pleased to formally introduce our May 2026 cohort of legal pupils! âď¸
At MPOBB, equipping the next generation of legal practitioners with rigorous practical training and strong ethical values remains at the core of what we do.
Please join us in welcoming Felicia Nartey, Owuraku Ayisi Boateng, Jaliha Seidu Daannaa, and Nana Kwaku Duah Prempeh to the firm. We look forward to their contributions and growth across our Family, Litigation, IP, and Energy practice areas.
01/06/2026
If you are a musician, filmmaker, influencer, or designer, understanding how copyright works is essential to protecting your craft đ¨đľ
Swipe through to know your rights and understand how to safeguard your creative work.
Did you know that under the Wills Act, 1971 (Act 360), a dissatisfied family member can contest a will in court, even after youâre gone?
Thatâs why making a will isnât just about dividing assets. Itâs about giving your family a fighting chance.
Watch this clip as our Head of Family and Estate Planning, William Sannaise-Mensah, breaks it all down from our webinar âWhen Love Meets Property: Legal Rights in Marriage Under Ghanaian Law.â
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The Childrenâs Act, 1998 (Act 560) ensures that the best interests of the child are the primary consideration in any divorce proceedings, particularly regarding custody.
Watch this video to learn more, as our Head of Family and Estate Planning, William Sannaise-Mensah, sheds light during our webinar on âWhen Love Meets Property: Legal Rights in Marriage Under Ghanaian Law.â
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18/05/2026
Watch the highlights from our recent webinar, âWhen Love Meets Property: Legal Rights in Marriage Under Ghanaian Law.â
In this video, we cover:
â˘â â How courts handle joint property disputes during divorce.
â˘â â What you need to know about prenups and child custody.
â˘â â How wills and PNDC Law 111 protect your family estate, and so much moreâŚ
Click here to watch đđž
When Love Meets Property: Legal Rights in Marriage Under Ghanaian Law MPOBB Hosts Its Inaugural Webinar on Legal Rights in Marriage Under Ghanaian Law Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline & Partners (MPOBB) hosted the inaug...
10/05/2026
Behind many strong families, enduring values, and future generations are women whose strength, sacrifice, and guidance shape society in profound ways.
At MPOBB, we recognise the important role mothers continue to play in nurturing families, preserving legacies, and contributing to stronger communities.
Happy Motherâs Day.
05/05/2026
Patent Litigation and Enforcement in Ghana: Legal Framework, Procedures and Available Remedies
Patent rights mean nothing if you do not know how to enforce them.
We are proud to share our contribution to the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) Patent Laws and Regulations 2026: the Ghana chapter, published in collaboration with ICLG.
The chapter offers a comprehensive, practical analysis of Ghanaâs patent framework, covering enforcement before the High Court, licensing and compulsory licences, border control measures, patent prosecution and opposition, and key antitrust considerations for patent holders.
An essential resource for businesses, investors, and innovators navigating intellectual property rights in Ghana.
Read the full chapter here: https://iclg.com/practice-areas/patents-laws-and-regulations/ghana
Contributors: Renee Panarkuor Kusah Owusu-Ansah | Eunas Kofi Eshun | Eric Vidzah | Edufuah Larbi
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