Author: bpaghana

01 Feb Fintech-Driven Corporate Innovation; Partnership Models And Emerging Trends

Posted at 20:23h in Blog

Corporate innovation refers to how businesses experiment with modern practices, technology, and improved strategies to improve the competitiveness of their business models. Corporations that find that start-ups are ahead of them in innovation may partner with the start-ups to promote corporate innovation and stay competitive. Financial...

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01 Feb SURROGACY AND THE FAMILY IN GHANA

Posted at 16:31h in Newsletter

(Based on a Presentation by Adelaide Benneh Prempeh – Managing Partner, B&P Associates at an International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL) Conference in Marrakech December 2022) In Ghana and other African countries, a celebration of a marriage is closely followed by the celebration of childbirth. Read...

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01 Feb Does A Company Have Any Relief(s) Against Persons Who Publish Untrue Statements About Its Business?

Posted at 07:46h in Blog

Following the unexpected sad exit of the Senior National Team of Ghana, the Black Stars, from the 2022 FIFA World Cup, rumors were replete with allegations that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) officials had appropriated some sums of money to themselves to the detriment of...

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24 Jan COMMUNITY FIRST – A BPA PODCAST

Posted at 15:05h in B&P News, Community First Podcast

It is with great excitement that we announce the launch of our Podcast - “Community FIRST; A BPA Podcast - Legal and Social conversations with the Community”. The focus of the Podcast is to have riveting legal and social conversations with team members of the Firm, various...

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16 Jan Esi Yeboah Alias Justina Monney V. Mfantseman Municipal Assembly Suit No. Unreported Decision of The High Court Mankessim Suit No: A2/06/2021 Date: 13th October, 2022.

Posted at 01:02h in Judicial Insights

“It is my considered view that writing on people’s structures does not conform to the intentions of the Act and by the wording of both sections of the Act, if the Assembly decided to give notice, it has to be in writing, on paper, specifying...

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21 Nov RESTRUCTURING & INSOLVENCY Ghana

Posted at 07:30h in Blog

Although there is no special legislation to address financial difficulties in large institutions, the CIRA may apply to such companies where the relevant sector-specific legislation does not provide for rescue. The BSDTIA provides for voluntary liquidation and receivership processes for banks and SDTIs (BSDTIA, section...

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07 Nov The Criminal Justice System of Ghana: Is the focus on Reformation or Mere Retribution

Posted at 07:30h in Blog

Punishment is one of the fundamental features of a criminal justice system that differentiates it from civil actions in all jurisdictions in the world. The direct consequence of being convicted of a criminal offence is the punishment which may be given in the form of...

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31 Oct Enhancing Cybersecurity and Eradicating Cyber Attacks – An All-Inclusive Approach

Posted at 19:08h in Newsletter

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Creation month in Ghana. While technology has made significant global impact, particularly through the use of the internet, it has also exposed organizations and individuals to several risks including attacks through digital interfaces. Cybersecurity has become increasingly pertinent, especially because...

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11 Oct An Analysis Of Section 9(3) Of The Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036): An Exception To The Rule?

Posted at 08:30h in Blog

The Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036) consolidates previous enactments on land into a single law and introduces some reforms within the land sector. One such reform is Section 9 of Act 1036.   The Rule Section 9 provides for Stool, Skin, Clan or Family Land and generally requires that such...

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26 Sep Interview on Natalie Fort

Posted at 16:04h in Media

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