Bijural counsel
for OHADA business.

We work bijurally — in Cameroon’s common-law and civil-law traditions at once. Our lead counsel is a Barrister & Solicitor of the Supreme Courts of both Nigeria and Cameroon, so OHADA Uniform Acts, Cameroonian statutes and cross-border angles are read together, not in sequence.

AUSCGIE company formation and governance, securities, commercial contracts, insolvency, and CCJA arbitration. We practise across all 17 OHADA member states from our Douala base.

All three. Cameroon is bilingual and our files often are too — we draft, negotiate and appear in English and French, with Spanish available for international clients.

Yes. We advise banks, microfinance institutions, fintechs and borrowers on COBAC regulation, secured lending and CEMAC exchange-control clearances.

A short summary of the matter, the key documents (contracts, registry extracts, correspondence), and what outcome you need. Bilingual documents are fine — no need to translate before sending.

In writing, before work starts: scope, fee structure (hourly, fixed or retainer) and timeline in an engagement letter. No surprise billing.

Under strict legal professional privilege. Nothing leaves the file without your express instruction, except where the law requires disclosure.

Yes — including files under Cameroon’s 2023 Mining Code (Law No. 2023/014), oil & gas contracts, and land tenure under the 1974 ordinances, where clean title determines everything.

We acknowledge it promptly, run a conflicts check, then arrange an initial consultation in Douala or by video. Cleared files receive an engagement letter with scope, fees and terms.

Akwa, Rue Dekage, Douala, Cameroon — serving clients across Cameroon, the OHADA zone and the CEMAC region.