Dzigbordi Akosua Agbenyo is a Ghanaian Lawyer with experience in human rights, regulatory policy, legal research and institutional engagement. Her professional background combines legal analysis and drafting with experience working across public institutions, civil society, and international organisations.

Dzigbordi has undertaken legal research at the High Court of Ghana in Accra, supporting work on child maintenance, protection orders, and matters concerning the intersection of company law and family law jurisdiction. Her broader professional experience includes work with the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and International Justice Mission (IJM). Through these engagements, she has contributed to legal and policy research, child protection, institutional strengthening, and initiatives advancing human rights and access to justice. Her work has involved engagement with government institutions, diplomatic missions, civil society organisations, and development partners, providing her with an appreciation of the legal, social, and institutional dimensions of complex policy and justice issues.

At Merton and Everett LLP, Dzigbordi brings an interdisciplinary perspective shaped by her legal training and experience in public policy, human rights, and institutional engagement. She contributes a research-driven approach to legal analysis, careful attention to statutory and constitutional frameworks, and the ability to consider legal questions within their broader social and regulatory contexts. Her commitment to professional integrity, clear legal reasoning, and practical problem-solving informs her contribution to the firm’s work and its service to clients.