D-Black Eulogizes Lawyer Cynthia Quarcoo After 15 Years Of Legal Counsel: “She Won My First Court Case”

The Ghanaian music tycoon Desmond Kwesi Blackmore spoke highly of the attorney.

The chief executive officer of Black Avenue stated that Cynthia Quarcoo was more than a legal counsel. According to him, she was more like family.

Served as his life coach as he created one of Ghana's largest music empires.

Cynthia Quarcoo had the honor of representing the late Ghanaian musician Desmond Kwesi Blackmore, also known in show business as D-Black.

According to his account, Ms. Quarcoo was a maternal figure who provided solid legal counsel.

D-Black remembers Cynthia Quarcoo and states that she won his first court case.

A collage consisting of D-Black and Cynthia Quarcoo Photograph: @dblackgh @cynthiaquarcoo Instagram is the cited reference
Not only did D-Black benefit from the generosity of one of Ghana's most prominent financial and legal advisors, but other artists did as well.

Among the clients of the late Cynthia Quarcoo, Esq. were Reggie Rockstone, Samini, Stonebwoy, and Sarkodie.

At the conclusion of the interview, D-Black expressed her condolences to her family and children.

"In 2011, she won my first and only judicial case. I praise God for her existence. It's been nearly two decades since I've known Cynthia, and she's been my legal counsel for fifteen years. Deeply saddened, may her family and close companions find solace."

These are the top five Ghanaian musicians represented by the late Cynthia Quarcoo.

As a client and acquaintance, Sarkodie informed Cynthia Quarcoo's family of her passing on June 21, 2023. This revelation triggered a wave of sorrow throughout the industry.

She acted as co-counsel for the Ministry of Finance on the $3 billion Government of Ghana (GOG) Sovereign Bond in 2019, 2020, and 2021 as the founder and managing director of CQ Legal.

Additionally, Cynthia Quarcoo established legal services for creatives, including a two-year pro bono tenure with the Musicians Union of Ghana.

Sarkodie writes an impassioned letter to his former attorney Cynthia Quarcoo.

The Ghanaian rapper expressed his feelings on his Facebook timeline as he reminisced about his close friend and attorney.

Sarkodie also stated that She would have been the first person to taunt him about his recent altercation with Yvonne Nelson over a decade-long affair.