Jude Kwame Osei is a barrister of law of the Supreme Court of Ghana. Mr. Osei holds a Master of Laws (LLM) degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom and a Master of Arts (MA) in International Relations from the Legon Centre for International Affairs and Diplomacy (LECIAD), Ghana.

Mr. Osei worked with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration of Ghana, first as an Assistant Director in the Legal and Consular Bureau with responsibilities for international economic law, mutual legal assistance, joint co-operation agreements and reciprocal waiver of visa agreements. From 2010 - 2014, he served as Counsellor at the Permanent Mission of Ghana to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, where he represented Ghana in the meetings of the Human Rights Council, World Intellectual Property Organisation and World Health Organization.

Mr. Osei has vast experience in negotiations, international business transactions, intellectual property rights, global health diplomacy and public relations.

Nana Awuah is a trial attorney with practice interest in corporate and commercial law, human rights, constitutional and administrative law, intellectual property and real property law. He has vast experience in corporate and commercial law having advised and served a diverse range of clients including multinationals, financial institutions and universal banks.

In his practice, he has advised on mergers and acquisitions and is also reputed for employing new and innovative ways under the Borrowers and Lenders Act as well as the Home Mortgage Finance Act to assist clients within the financial sector recover debts in record time.

Based on his extensive network in francophone West Africa, Nana Awuah has assisted clients recover money from debtors in Cameroon, Senegal and Cote d’Ivoire. As an experienced negotiator, Nana Awuah deploys excellent alterantive dispute resolution skills in difficult cases to bring results to clients in good time.

He serves on several boards including the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC) Ltd., where he previously served as Board Secretary providing legal advice and guidance to the Board in pursuit of their corporate goals. Nana Awuah is also a member of the prestigious Mandela Washington Fellowship under the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), a brainchild of former US President Barack Obama. Besides his passion for law practice, Nana Awuah serves his community by volunteering for the ShareCare Group, an organization of physically challenged persons suffering from cerebral palsy. He conducts civic education for members of the group while assisting them with pro bono legal services in the enforcement of their fundamental human rights.

At his leisure time, Nana Awuah enjoys reading and writing articles on social and legal issues.

Akua holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy and Political Science from the University of Ghana, a Bachelor of Laws Degree from the Faculty of Law, University of Ghana and a Qualifying Law Certificate from the Ghana School of Law. Called to the Ghana Bar in 2013, Akua is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana.

As a multi-skilled legal professional with vast experience in civil litigation, corporate and commercial law practice, Akua has over the years served the legal needs of clients in the fields of Education, Banking, Ecommerce, Oil and Gas, IT, and Agriculture. She has worked on recovery matters for several banks and financial institutions in Ghana with favourable results. By virtue of her exposure and experience, Akua currently leads a team of capable and committed lawyers at the Firm to deliver tailor made legal services to our valued clients.

Her practice areas include Land Law and Conveyancing, Industrial and Labour Law and Family Law. She also employs alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to resolve a myriad of complex legal issues.

Akua is a member of the Ghana Bar Association and the International Bar Association (IBA). She is a member of the IBA’s Online Services Committee and also serves as the Diversity and Inclusion Officer of the Professional Ethics Committee.

In her spare moments, Akua performs Community Legal Services (Pro bono) for her neighborhood and surrounding communities, including presentations on the preparation of Wills, Administration of Estates services and Family Law matters.

Kofi Owusu Boateng is a barrister and a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana. An experienced entrepreneur and a multi-talented marketing communications professional, Kofi is a strategic thinker with a “big picture” outlook.

He joined Parkwood & Mossane with over 18 years of leadership experience spanning various sectors of the economy including retail, technology and financial services. Kofi has worked with global companies such as IKEA in Maryland, Harte-Hanks Data Technologies in Massachusetts, and lately, T. Rowe Price Investment Services in Maryland - a company managing over $600 Billion in assets around the world. Until recently, Kofi was the President and Founder of CHIC Ghana Limited, the sole distributor of a Canadian paint brand in Africa.

With a Master of Arts (MA) in Global Marketing Communication & Advertising (GMCA) from Emerson College, Boston, Massachusetts, Kofi has a deep appreciation for cultural values and their significance in today's business environment.

He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the School of Law, University of Ghana, Legon and has completed the New Professional Law Course at the Ghana School of Law. Furthermore, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Science and Technology, Kumasi.

Kofi has worked as an intern in the law firms of Kulendi@Law and Legal Anchor, as well as a Lower Court, all in Accra. His areas of interest include Family Law, Private Wealth Management, Infrastructure & Project Finance, Intellectual Property & Technology and Alternative Dispute Resolution.

He is a member of the Ghana Bar Association, the International Advertising Association, and several other business groups.

Angerley Anterkyi is a passionate Solicitor and Barrister of the Supreme Court of Ghana and a product of Wesley Girls High School.
Prior to joining Parkwood & Mossane, Angerley was employed as a management trainee with Maersk Ghana Limited, where she undertook a two year – cumulative diploma course in Denmark under the flagship programme, Maersk International Shipping Education. The areas of training included Maritime Law, Economics, Energy, Shipping and Offshore, Human Resources, and Investment. She further gained soft skills with practical training in Business Behaviour, Communication and Cross Cultural Behaviour.

Angerley worked briefly with Maersk, having undergone training while on rotation in the various departments before settling with DAMCO, a subsidiary of the AP-MOLLER Maersk Group. Here, she was responsible for providing solutions to the shipping and logistics needs of clients’ in addition to undertaking senior administrative responsibilities.

Angerley joined Parkwood & Mossane following her call to the Ghana bar and has since been actively engaged in helping position the Firm as the legal advisory of choice. She is currently a volunteer at the Secretariat of the Chartered Institute of Arbitration, Ghana Chapter, where she assists with administrative duties.

Angerley has a keen interest in Maritime Law and Arbitration and aspires to continue to represent her clients’ interest passionately within the confines of the laws of Ghana.

Maame Araba holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Degree from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), a Professional Certificate from The Gambia Law School and a certificate in General Intellectual Property from World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

She was called to the Ghana bar after completing the Post-Call Law Course at the Ghana School of Law.

Maame Araba has a strong understanding of commercial practice, company compliance requirements, labour and employment, as well as international trade having gained exposure while conducting herself as a paralegal at the Cocoa Marketing Company (Gh.) Ltd. Currently, her areas of interest include but are not limited to corporate and commercial law, aviation, real estate, intellectual property and entertainment law.

Vincent is a lawyer with over 20 years’ experience as a development practitioner. Prior to his pupillage at Parkwood and Mossane, Vincent worked for the government of Ghana as the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Middle Belt Development Authority (MBDA) in charge of Operations and Projects. Between 2007 to 2010, he worked as the National Remediation Officer and later, the National Programme Manager of the National Programme for Elimination of Worst Forms of Child Labour in Cocoa (NPECLC) at the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations.

He has held senior positions in international development organizations with high focus on agriculture, international trade, environment and governance. These include his roles as the Ghana Country Manager of Solidaridad with additional responsibilities for Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria. He was also Country Director of World Cocoa Foundation (WCF), in charge of Ghana and Nigeria.

Additionally, Vincent has served on national and international boards and committees including the Governing Council of Cape Coast Technical University, Residence Committee and Library Board of University of Cape Coast, Social Working Group for Sustainable and Traceable Cocoa of International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Steering Group of International Social and Environmental Accreditation (ISEAL) Alliance Code of Practice and the Global Advisory Group of the Green Development Initiative (GDI).
Vincent is the founder of Sustainability Global, an organization that works with government and donor agencies on various policy issues and national development strategies. He co-founded and acts as Board Chairman of Kokoo Pa, a farmer development organization supporting more than 10,000 cocoa and food crop farmers to access international markets, financial and to bring about social inclusion.
Vincent has a high interest in International Trade Law, Public International Law, Environmental Law, Administrative and Corporate Law.
He is a Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) scholar with MSc. and Postgraduate Diploma in Development Management from Open University-UK. He also possesses Qualifying Certificate in Law from Ghana School of Law, Bachelor of Laws from Wisconsin International University College (an affiliate of KNUST), Bachelor of Education in Primary Education (Sociology and Social Studies major) from University of Cape Coast, a Certificate in Project Management from GIMPA and a Diploma in Financial Management from Institute of Commercial Management (ICM-UK).

Fadila Al-Yahaya holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi and a Master of Laws Degree (LL.M) in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) from the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra.

She was called to the Ghana Bar upon successful completion of the Professional Law Course (PLC) at the Ghana School of Law.

Prior to being called to Ghana Bar, Miss Al-Yahaya worked as a Research Assistant for the Centre for Constitutional Order (CENCORD) and Parkwood & Mossane Legal Advisory and Consultancy. Additionally, she worked as an intern for a Justice of the High Court.

Her areas of interest include Alternative Dispute Reslolution, Commercial and Corporate Law and Intellectual Property Law.

Jeffrey is a product of the prestigious Achimota School. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Degree from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). He was called to the Ghana Bar upon successful completion of the Professional Law Course (PLC) at the Ghana School of Law.

Jeffrey has worked as an intern in various law firms as well as the High Court and Circuit Court, all in Accra.

His areas of interest include Company Law, Commercial Law, Environmental Law, Maritime Law and Family Law. He is also a tech savvy lawyer and a technology enthusiast who is driven to research the use of technology in a global context, data protection and cybersecurity law.

Mercy Ayombil is a Solicitor and Barrister of the Supreme Court of Ghana. Her legal education began at the University of Cape Coast where she obtained a Bachelor of Laws Degree and continued to the Ghana School of Law for her qualifying Certificate in 2022. Prior to beginning her legal education, Miss Ayombil graduated with a Bachelor’s degree with honours in Communication Studies at the University of Cape Coast.

She is a smart and quick-witted professional whose areas of interest in law include Corporate and Commercial Transactions, Family Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Probate & Administration, and Intellectual Property.

Miss Ayombil has worked with various institutions and companies in both the public and private sectors including, the Institutional Affiliation Office of the University of Cape Coast, Fugar & Company, Volta River Authority, Holy Family Hospital and the Lower Courts of Ghana.

As a member of the Moot Club, Miss Ayombil conducted research for the Philip C. Jessup. In addition to the English language, Miss Ayombil is fluent in several Ghanaian dialects.

Iris Ania Awuni is a highly focused, confident and dedicated lawyer with a strong sense of values and passionate about truth and justice. Iris seeks to establish a career in law practice to help the needy and to help repose trust in the judicial system.

Iris’s previous work experience include internships at Lex Vanem & Associates, and Circuit Court 7, all in Accra. Her areas of interest are Litigation, Land Law, Family Law, Corporate law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Research and Advisory services.

Iris’s educational qualifications include the following:

1. Ghana School of Law (Green Hill Campus-GIMPA), Accra - Professional Law Course
2. Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Kumasi – Bachelor of Laws, LLB
3. University for Development Studies, Wa Campus - Master of Philosophy, MPhil Development Studies
4. Catholic University College of Ghana, Fiapre - Post Graduate Diploma (PGD), Education
5. University for Development Studies, Wa Campus - Bachelor of Arts - Planning and Rural Development

Josephine is a determined, dedicated, and motivated lawyer. She’s an old student of Archbishop Porter Girls’ Secondary School and an alumnus of the University of Ghana, Legon where she obtained her LLB with a Second Class (Upper Division) in 2020. She enrolled in the Ghana School of Law that same year and was called to the Ghana Bar in October, 2022.

Josephine has interned at a number of Law firms as well as district and circuit courts where she has gained broad exposure to the nuances of legal practice as well as an in-depth knowledge of the Ghanaian legal system.

She has conversational proficiency in French with a keen interest in International Human Rights, Environmental Law, and Natural Resource Law.

Sena’s areas of interest are Corporate & Commercial dispute resolution, Company law, International and Domestic Arbitration, Energy & Natural Resource Law, Project & Infrastructure Financing & Advisory, Civil Litigation (ie. Property & Land Law, Divorce & Matrimonial, Adoption & Surrogacy, Tort, and Debt Recovery).

He previously undertook internships with judges at two Circuit Courts in Ghana, as well as with the State Interest and Governance Authority (SIGA) in Ghana. Additionally, Sena has over a decade of experience in consulting & advising on several construction & infrastructure projects in Ghana & Cote D'Ivoire in Occupational Health & Safety and Regulatory Compliance. He has also consulted for major firms in the downstream petroleum sectors, Aviation, and global IT firms.

Sena holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology in Forest and Natural Resources Technology.

He obtained his LLB from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and an LLM in Corporate and Commercial Law from the University Of Ghana School of Law. He holds a professional certificate from the Ghana School of Law. He is admitted to practice law as a barrister & solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana.

He is an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and a member of the Ghana Bar Association.