The 6th Ghana Renewable Energy Fair, was a two-day virtual conference, held on the 27th & 28th of October, 2020 and organized by the Energy Commission and the Ministry of Energy on the theme: ‘The Role of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Achieving Ghana’s Industrialisation Agenda”. Speakers...
Our Managing Partner, Adelaide Benneh Prempeh, has been featured as a ‘Woman to Watch’ by IAWL – Institute of African Women in Law. Read her story here: https://www.africanwomeninlaw.com/amandla-womentowatch/adelaide-benneh-prempeh...
How are the courts and legal practitioners dealing with elements of the judicial system particularly affected by Covid-19? Our Managing Partner, Adelaide Benneh Prempeh joins a panel of other international experts at this Webinar, to provide insights and discuss key questions as to how to address the present...
B & P ASSOCIATES presented a session on the legal landscape of Ghana’s Mining Sector at the African Influence Exchange Webinar held on the 2nd & 3rd of September 2020. The focus was on West African Mining Laws. The legal regimes of Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali...
Work From Home has become the trend of the present work environment, faster than expected. This new work arrangement allows employees, traditionally expected to work out of the employer’s office, to perform their job duties from home or other remote location. A Work From Home Policy...
Ghana’s economy is forecasted to shrink by about 5% of GDP in 2020 — this being a baseline scenario impact from the challenges of the pandemic. Businesses are facing a testing time, the like of which many would never have seen before. Owner managed businesses...
The global workspace is fast evolving to normalize virtual work spaces. This change has prompted companies to upgrade their data protection systems to protect sensitive and personal data. More so, all who process personal data must legally recognize the right of an individual to the...
“A mortgage shall have no legal effect until it is registered.” In 2007, the 2nd Defendant (the “Mortgagor”) mortgaged his property as collateral for a loan to the Appellant (the “Mortgagee”), on consent of the Lands Commission. Both parties failed to register the executed mortgage at...
Ghana's economy is forecasted to shrink by about 5% of GDP in 2020 this being a baseline scenario impact from the challenges of the pandemic. Businesses are facing a testing time, the like of which many would never have seen before. Owner managed businesses are...
With the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring Coronavirus (COVID-19) as a global pandemic, various degrees of disruptions for businesses and their workforce have come into focus. As guidance from the Government rapidly changes, most businesses in Ghana are adjusting to a large proportion of their workforce...