Ghana School of Law PLC: Law Practice Management (GLC) case studies

Law Practice Management is one of the applied subjects in the Ghana School of Law's Professional Law Course, taken by students who have completed the academic stage of legal education and are working towards call to the Bar. Its premise is simple: a competent lawyer in Ghana must run a practice as well as argue a case. The course therefore examines how chambers are structured, how staff and files are managed, how client money is handled, and how professional conduct rules shape everyday decisions. Expect the subject to be assessed through a mixture of multiple choice, short answer and problem-based questions, with the problem questions rewarding candidates who apply the Legal Profession (Professional Conduct and Etiquette) Rules and accounting principles to concrete facts rather than reciting them. The Ghana School of Law PLC: Law Practice Management (GLC) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,832 words.