Maritime, Aviation & Logistics Lawyers in Ghana
Equipped with expertise in Maritime, Aviation, and Logistics, our team offers professional support and advice on claims and contracts in respect of supply chain management, vessels, leasing, financing, warehousing, and more.
With a deep comprehension of these legal domains, we adeptly tackle the intricate challenges they present.
Our team possesses the requisite skills and knowledge to provide pragmatic legal solutions tailored to your needs.
Highlights
- We represent one of the biggest general logistics company that serves the entire West African sub-region including companies in the railway, construction, mining and manufacturing industries.
- We represented a general logistics company that serves the entire West African sub-region in a dispute involving the supply of quarry equipment which resulted in a settlement amount of US$ 650,000.00 (Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars)
Why Choose Legal Ink
Industry Expertise: Deep knowledge of Ghana’s maritime, aviation, and logistics sectors.
Local & International Reach: Serving clients in Accra, Kumasi, and global trade corridors.
Regulatory Insight: Strong experience with GPHA, GCAA, Customs, and transport regulators.
Efficient Resolutions: Proven track record in maritime and aviation dispute management.
Comprehensive Legal Coverage: From contracts to compliance and litigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does Ghana have specific maritime laws?
Yes. Ghana’s maritime laws are governed by the Ghana Shipping Act, 2003 (Act 645) and related international conventions, which Legal Ink’s maritime team applies in advising and representing clients.
Q2: How can Legal Ink assist with aviation compliance?
We help airlines and aviation service providers comply with GCAA regulations, safety audits, and license renewals.
Q3: What are common logistics legal issues in Ghana?
These include freight disputes, customs challenges, contract enforcement, and liability for goods in transit.
Q4: Can Legal Ink handle cross-border trade disputes?
Yes. We represent clients in regional and international transport and trade disputes across ECOWAS and international arbitration platforms.
