Practice2 July 2026
Intake that survives the first week
A new matter collects facts fastest in the days right after the client walks in. Here is the minimum record to open with, and the three fields most firms wish they had captured on day one.
Resources
Notes from the practice
Short, practical writing on running a firm well; intake, billing, drafting and research. Plus a plain account of what Lexqura has indexed and what it has not.
Practice18 June 2026
Billing in two currencies, without a spreadsheet
Cedi retainers and dollar invoices are normal work in Accra. How to quote, log and settle across both without the month-end reconciliation that eats a partner’s weekend.
AI and research4 June 2026
How to check a cited answer in a minute
An answer you cannot verify is not research. A short method for reading the citation, opening the section it points to, and deciding whether the passage really says what the summary claims.
Jurisdictions21 May 2026
What is indexed for Ghana today
The 1992 Constitution, 38 Acts of Parliament, and the two principal sets of procedural rules. That is 41 primary sources and 5,237 retrievable passages. No case law is indexed, and we would rather say so than let you find out mid-argument.
Jurisdictions7 May 2026
The U.S. federal corpus, in plain terms
The Constitution, five titles of the United States Code, and all five sets of Federal Rules. Bankruptcy, copyrights, crimes, judiciary and patents. What that covers, what it does not, and how to tell before you rely on an answer.
Product23 April 2026
Where your firm’s data lives
Residency, retention and who at Lexqura can reach a matter. Written for the partner who has to answer a client’s confidentiality question without hedging.
Corpus figures cited above are the live counts for the 55 primary sources in Lexqura. Sourced from GhanaLII, the Parliament of Ghana, and the Judicial Service. Sourced from the Office of the Law Revision Counsel USLM releases and Cornell LII.