Publications
In-depth articles and briefings on dispute resolution, energy, markets, and cross-border issues.
Criminal Law
GUILTY BUT TOO BIG TO BE BEHIND BARS? THE CASE OF PATRICIA ASIEDUAA ALIAS NANA AGRADAA VS THE REPUBLIC
On Tuesday, 3rd March, 2026, reports on social media and online news portals appeared to show that one Evangelist Patricia Asieduaa had been released from prison. The news of her release has caused mixed reactions from the public. Whilst her followers celebrated her release, many discerning Ghanaians have reacted to the news of her release with strong criticism, and their reason is simply that the judicial system appears to have enabled her “celebrity status” to influence the outcome of the case.
29 August 2026
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Energy & Infrastructure
Force majeure and energy supply contracts in the Hormuz crisis
Crude prices have surged amid disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, with producers reportedly issuing force majeure notices on oil and LNG shipments. For companies operating in the region, key considerations include contractual triggers, notice requirements, and mitigation.
9 March 2026
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Dispute Resolution
Dispute resolution trends in West Africa
Arbitration and litigation across the region continue to evolve. We consider recent developments and what they mean for international investors and local parties.
15 January 2026
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