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Kwadwo Sarkodie

Kwadwo Sarkodie

UK 2026

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Kwadwo Sarkodie has over 20 years' dispute resolution experience, serving clients in the construction industry and beyond.

Internationally, Kwadwo advises on complex and high-value construction and engineering arbitrations under the ICC, LCIA, and UNCITRAL rules. His experience on major projects and high-stakes disputes spans Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and India. Kwadwo also sits as arbitrator in international proceedings. Kwadwo co-heads Mayer Brown's Africa practice, and regularly speaks and writes on dispute resolution and arbitration in Sub-Saharan Africa. He authors the chapter, updated yearly, on Sub-Saharan Africa in the Lexis-Nexis/Matthew Bender book "International Commercial Arbitration Practice: 21st Century Perspectives".

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Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Construction: International Arbitration - UK-wide

Band 3
Band 3

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Kwadwo Sarkodie has substantial experience representing clients in construction-related international arbitrations, including disputes over claims for defective works, loss and expense, final accounts and extension of time. He regularly advises major contractors, sponsors and consultants on both domestic and cross-jurisdictional matters.

Strengths

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  • Kwadwo Sarkodie carefully considers all angles and is highly personable to deal with.

    Construction: International ArbitrationChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
  • Kwadwo Sarkodie has a very wide understanding of complex matters and commercial awareness.

    Construction: International ArbitrationChambers Guide to the Legal Profession

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