Kojo Tabiri
Prince Caldwell Kojo Tabiri is a Ghanaian legal professional focused on dispute resolution and advocacy across international and African commercial systems. He is the founder and head of Caldwell Greene Legal Practitioners, a law firm in Labadi, Accra. He is also an associate of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (USA) Young & International Group, a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Ghana & Canada), a member of Young ICCA and a 2025 American Arbitration Association Higginbotham Fellow.
Published Articles
Mitigating Risks and Liabilities in Land Transactions in Ghana: Buyers’ Due Diligence.
… Had I known, is always at last! Oh, poor Habibi! Introduction During land or property transactions, the due diligence period typically starts as soon as contact is made for the execution of a sale and purchase agreement or a contract of sale to be exchanged and agreed upon. In some instances, the due diligence period starts as soon as refundable contractual deposits are made. The buyer gathers all the information on the property during this precautionary period to aid in determining whet...
Tenancy & Recovery of Premises in Ghana; The Rent Act’s Ejectment Policy.
Renting a property in Ghana is a common practice for both locals and foreigners who seek temporary or long-term residence. Rent, a condition for tenancy, is paid to the landlord as a result of the landlord/tenant relationship. This is the case whether the lease is for a residential space in a city or a rural property. Understanding rent and tenancy laws in Ghana is essential for both landlords and tenants as it helps minimize disputes and litigation in the courts. In this article, the st...
Understanding Ghana's Land Use and Planning Laws
"When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect." ~ Aldo Leopold Ghana has a rich and diverse landscape, with varied topography, climate, and natural resources. To ensure sustainable development and protect the environment, the country has enacted a range of laws and regulations governing land use and planning. In Ghana, land use and planning laws are primarily governed by the Land Use and Spatial Planning Act, 2016 (Act 925), which repe...
Professional Background
Kojo’s legal profession is focused on dispute resolution and advocacy across international commercial systems. Kojo has gone through numerous cross-border arbitration training and workshops through the American Bar Association’s International Law Section and the American Arbitration Association's International Centre for Dispute Resolution. Kojo continues to build expertise in complex disputes, institutional reform, and equitable justice delivery in emerging markets. His academic and professional background bridges legal strategy, advocacy training, and systemic development in both public and private sectors. In his years of practice, Kojo has represented clients both domestically and internationally in Commercial Disputes, Land Disputes, Family Disputes, and Immigration Disputes.