The outstanding team at Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah is renowned in the market for its dispute resolution. Corporate and commercial litigation is prominent in the group's workload, and the department is regularly instructed in contentious matters in the telecoms, mining, and oil and gas sectors. Other key drivers of work include debt recovery matters, construction disputes, and contentious employment and labour cases. Additionally, the practice has a solid track record in domestic and international arbitration and mediation. Ace Anan Ankomah, Daad Akwesi, Nania Owusu-Ankomah, Gloria Cofie and Golda Denyo are all highly regarded practitioners. Senior associate Shirley Afoley Otu is singled out for her contributions.

Spearheaded by David A. Asiedu, the highly respected team at ENSafrica covers the full spectrum of contentious matters. The group has an excellent reputation for advising on commercial and corporate litigation, as well as labour and industrial relations disputes. The practice garners praise for its strength in handling international commercial and domestic arbitration, and the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. Tax litigation forms a key pillar of the department, with the group often appearing in tax-related appeals before the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Joseph Kwadwo Konadu and David Adu-Tutu are key names to note.

Under the leadership of Fui Tsikata and Doe Tsikata, the first-rate team at Reindorf Chambers represents both national and international clients before all court levels in Ghana. The client base includes major mining corporations, telecoms companies, insurance companies and banks. Additionally, the group regularly represents clients before the National Labour Commission, the National Insurance Commission, and the Trademarks Registry. Arbitration proceedings are also prominent in the department's workload. Senior associate Matilda Idun-Donkor is a name to note.

Led by Gwendy Bannerman, the excellent team at N. Dowuona & Company has a strong track record in handling a broad range of litigation, mediation and arbitration cases. Recent areas of instruction for the group include advising on shareholder disputes and debt recovery matters, as well as contentious employment work. The department is widely recognised for representing large and medium-sized corporates operating in the petroleum, financial services, hospitality, mining and engineering sectors, to name a few areas. Associate Naa Kwaamah Owusu Baafi is singled out for her contributions.

The practice at Ntrakwah & Co has an excellent reputation for representing clients in the real estate and labour and employment sectors in disputes, and has noted strength in handling debt recovery and employers’ liability matters. Under the joint leadership of Nana Yaw Ntrakwah and Kwadwo Ntrakwah, the group has also been kept busy advising on constitutional cases concerning human rights.

With Nana Adjoa Hackman and Ernest Kusi at the helm, the team at Africa Legal Associates advises on a broad range of contentious matters, including commercial litigation, labour and employment disputes, family law litigation and debt recovery matters. The group is also well place to advise on alternative dispute resolution strategies, such as arbitration and mediation.

Egality Law‘s versatile team is adept at representing clients in domestic and international arbitration proceedings and commercial litigation, with established strength in advising on the enforcement of intellectual property rights and contentious insurance matters. Land disputes have been prominent in the group’s recent workload. Korieh Duodu and Victoria Derban are key contacts.