Background
Mensah, Larsey was born in 1956 in Accra, Ghana.
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Larsey Mensah
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University of Ghana (Bachelor of Laws, Honours, 1982). Centre for Environmental Management, Tufts University, Massachusetts United States of America (1990); University of London (Master of Laws, 1994).
Spoken languages: English and Georgia.
Career
Worked at Hesse & Larsey (Accra) specializing in Corporate, Commercial, Banking, Investments, Building and Construction, Securities, Insurance, Immigration, Revenue, Real Estate and Property, Environmental and Natural Resources, Shipping, Mining, Collections, Intellectual Property and International Civil Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1984, Ghana. Member: International Bar Association.
International Law Association.
Ghana Bar Association. Coolidge Centre for Environmental Leadership (Associate Member).
Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD). This medium-sized fully equipped commercial law firm is young and progressive, both in its thinking and in the way in which it is building its practice as one of the leading commercial law firms in Ghana.
Hesse & Larsey has an acknowledged reputation for handling work of quality and substance in a pragmatic commercial manner and at competitive billing rates.
The firm has extensive connections in the United States of America, Europe and South Africa. The Firm places strong emphasis on legal research, continuing education and training for all its Partners, fee earners and support staff to enable them to meet the challenges and complexities of modern day Law practice. The Firm"s Lawyers, who are young, progressive and innovative have the sole aim of efficiently and professionally providing solutions to their clients" problems.
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Membership
Member: International Bar Association. International Law Association. Ghana Bar Association.
Coolidge Centre for Environmental Leadership (Associate Member).
Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD).
