About Akosua
Akosua Agyepong built a path to the law through study and steady progress. She completed a Bachelor of Science at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in 2014, where she studied philosophy and political science. A year later she began legal studies at Western New England University School of Law and earned her J.D. in 2018.
Her undergraduate work combined abstract thinking and practical governance questions. That combination informed her approach in law school, where coursework and practical exercises sharpened her analytical and writing skills. She graduated at a time when entry-level legal work demanded both adaptability and clear communication.
After law school, Agyepong qualified to practice in Massachusetts. She has maintained her professional ties in the state and taken on roles that require direct client contact and case preparation. Colleagues describe her as methodical in handling files and attentive in client meetings, traits that suit the day-to-day work of trial preparation and transactional review.
She holds current membership in professional associations, which affords access to continuing legal education and the local legal community. That engagement supports networking and keeps her current on changes in state law and courtroom procedure. Participation in the bar and related groups also provides a forum for discussing practical solutions to common procedural challenges.
Agyepong is based at Sequel Law LLC in Massachusetts. There she manages matters that move through pleading, discovery and settlement discussions. Her work involves drafting filings, assembling evidence, and communicating developments to clients. She balances casework with the administrative responsibilities that come with practice at a small firm.
Peers say she brings a clear, steady approach to each matter and adjusts strategy when new information emerges. She keeps her professional practice oriented toward practical outcomes, rather than theoretical exercises. That pragmatic bent shapes how she allocates time between courtroom tasks and client counseling.
In her current role at Sequel Law LLC she focuses on representing clients in matters brought before Massachusetts courts and administrative bodies, handling case development, client communication and the procedural steps necessary to advance those matters.
