About
Mercy Amanoh, LL.MMercy Amanoh, Master of Laws (LL.M), is a barrister, solicitor, notary public, and founding partner at Amanoh Law Firm. She received Masters of Law degrees from two of Canada's most outstanding universities, McGill and Queen’s, which established the foundation of her extensive legal knowledge. With a balance of compassion and efficacy, Mercy provides clients with diligent counsel to uphold their best interests. Mercy's years of experience and sincere passion for the law have given her a comprehensive knowledge of the law, and her diverse practice can represent your needs in numerous legal arenas. Mercy Amanoh, Master of Laws (LL.M), is a barrister, solicitor, notary public, and founding partner at Amanoh Law Firm. She received Masters of Law degrees from two of Canada's most outstanding universities, McGill and Queen’s, which established the foundation of her extensive legal knowledge. With a balance of compassion and efficacy, Mercy provides clients with diligent counsel to uphold their best interests. Mercy's years of experience and sincere passion for the law have given her a comprehensive knowledge of the law, and her diverse practice can represent your needs in numerous legal arenas. Junior LawyersAmanoh Law Firm has an exceptional team of junior lawyers, allowing us to deliver effective services in a wide range of legal arenas. Through the specialized knowledge and experience provided by our junior legal team, we continue to offer quality advocacy in everything from family law to business law concerns.
Education
La Sabana University
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