Cllr. Henry W. Barkoun

Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration (BPA)

Personal telephone numbers on +231770489926 | +23186489926 email: hwbar2005@yahoo.com, WhatsApp:+231770489926.

Member Biograph

Cllr. Henry W. Barkoun, a distinguished Liberian legal practitioner, an Associate Partner at the Consortium of Legal Practitioners Incorporated, a licensed lawyer recognized by the Liberia National Bar Association and the Honorable Supreme Court of the Republic of Liberia.

After his admission to the practice of law in 2017, he is well recognized in civil trial advocacy, with a comprehensive practice focused on complex civil litigation in the following areas of law, such as: Civil Procedures Law, Corporation Law, Estate and Trust, Debt recovery, Admiralty and Maritime Law, Property Law, (landlord and tenant relationships), Family Law, (adoption and guardianship proceedings) Drafting Municipal Regulations and Administrative Policy, Administrative Law, Labour Law (“the rights of Employer & Employee”), and rarely involved with criminal litigation.

His practice as a legal practitioner spans over nine (9) years representing private and public corporate institutions in legal service delivery. He has been exceedingly outstanding in representing his clients at the Supreme Court of Liberia and other trial courts. His performance is unmatched, and widely recognized for his unwavering commitment to the rule of law, professional integrity, and advocacy in statutory interpretative law and civil remedies.

He is a graduate of Liberia’s premier law school, the Louis Arthur School of Law of the University of Liberia and a law fellow with the Washington & Lee University on the “Access to Justice in the Republic of Liberia.”. He is also a graduate of the Cuttington University and acquired a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration (BPA).

He has a deep passion for representing his clients’ legal interests despite the Herculean task and a tough nut to crack.

He is a family-driven person who devotes his time to learning more about his relationship with God. Cllr. Henry W. Barkoun