West Africa
Law firms in Guinea-Bissau
2 law firms in Guinea-Bissau, listed A to Z with their offices, practice areas and contacts – plus who admits lawyers in Guinea-Bissau and how to check one.
The list
Law firms in Guinea-Bissau, A to Z
Practice areas are shown as each firm describes them on its own website. Before you instruct a firm, check that the lawyer handling your matter is admitted in Guinea-Bissau – how to check.
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Amine Saad & Advogados
Avenida Pansau Na Isna, Nº 23 C, Bissau, Guinea-Bissau
Languages: Portuguese · Founded 1992
Lawyers named on its website: Amine Saad, Luis Seabra, Silvano Sanca
J&L Advogados
Av. Amílcar Cabral e Domingos Ramos, Rua 13, Nº 11, Bissau, Guinea-Bissau
Languages: Portuguese
Checked October 2026 on each firm’s own website. Free listings are shown alphabetically. How we list · Update or remove a listing
Doing business in Guinea-Bissau
Currency: West African CFA franc (XOF)
New York Convention: Not a party (checked October 2026)
Apostille: Not a party – documents usually need legalization
Company registry, tax, investment agency, permits and central bank – with links to official websites.
Before you instruct a firm
Lawyers and the law in Guinea-Bissau
Checking a lawyer in Guinea-Bissau
We could not find an official online source for who admits lawyers in Guinea-Bissau. Ask any lawyer you consider for their bar or law-society membership and admission details, and confirm them with that body or with the courts.
The law in Guinea-Bissau
Legal system: Civil law (Portuguese-based, with customary law)
Official languages: Portuguese
OHADA member: yes – its business law follows the OHADA Uniform Acts. What that means.
General description, not legal advice. Legal systems of Africa
Questions
Lawyers in Guinea-Bissau: questions
How many law firms are listed in Guinea-Bissau?
2 firms, each checked on its own website in October 2026 – with offices in Bissau.
What legal system does Guinea-Bissau have?
Civil law (Portuguese-based, with customary law) and it is a member of OHADA, so its business law follows the OHADA Uniform Acts.
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