Dennis Adjei Dwomoh advocates regulatory reforms to promote legal tech startups in Ghana
In the bustling city of Accra, during a recent LawTech hangout, LawPlus CEO and founder of Dennislaw Ghana, Mr. Dennis Adjei Dwomoh, made a compelling case for loosening the strictures preventing legal tech startups from participating in tenders for government contracts procedures. The event was an enlightening gathering of lawyers, law students and technology enthusiasts.
Stifling regulatory environment
Dwomoh, a stalwart in the legal technology industry, drew attention to the stark contrast between the rapid advancement of technology and innovation and the stifling regulatory environment that persists. He pointed the finger at current procurement policies that seem to favor established firms over emerging tech-based legal firms. According to Dwomoh, these policies not only limit the government’s access to innovative legal solutions, but also create significant obstacles to the development of field of legal technology.
Advocacy for regulatory reform
The Ghanaian legal expert advocated for regulatory reforms to promote the development of legal technology. He called for an overhaul of existing laws and policies to better accommodate the unique contributions of legal tech startups. In his vision, the benefits of such reforms will extend far beyond the startups themselves, leading to a more efficient legal system and a technologically advanced legal environment.
Dwomoh highlighted the potential benefits of partnerships between government, start-ups and educational institutions. He expressed optimism for the future of legal technology in Ghana, envisioning a future where these partnerships lead to innovative solutions that propel the industry forward. With supportive regulatory changes, Dwomoh believes the sector can make a significant contribution to a more efficient legal system.