March 30, 2024

“Court rise!” Everyone present in the courtroom rose to their feet as Justice Amankwah called it a day, retiring to his chambers. As always, Nana Ayiba took his books and followed him into the chambers, faithfully placing them on his desk before returning back into the courtroom. As she resumed her seat, she looked over […]

Another day, another court sitting to attend. After facing what had been an strange unexpected but expected barrage of questions, Kwesi and Shani, done with their case at one of the General Jurisdiction courts, exited the courtroom, the echoes of those out-of-left-field questions still ringing in their ears. The weight of the case they just

It was another day in the buzzing atmosphere of CJ Attorneys. Kwesi found himself in front of a draft of a contract, busily reviewing it as instructed. It hadn’t been any big deal when he was called and handed the contract; he had been doing this on a regular basis back in his old firm.

The morning sun painted the Accra sky with hues of gold as Kwesi, dressed in a distinguished black suit, stepped out of his simple and humble Honda Civic, and moved to the back seat to take out his bib, black gown, and wig. Once he had donned the necessary attire and looked lawyerly as usual,

Welcome, dear reader! What we have here is probably what you would call a simple love story, but one I hope you enjoy. Let’s get into it! “Good morning, Mr. Amamfi, and welcome to Corpus Juris Attorneys.” Shaking the hand of Mr. Humphrey Amankwanor enthusiastically, he nodded. “Thank you, Mr. Amankwanor,” he replied, his voice