The Ministry of Legal Affairs, Labour and Consumer Affairs has appointed a new Solicitor General in that of Mrs. Chevaughn Spencer-Joseph.
Spencer-Joseph has over 19 years’ experience as an Attorney-at-Law since her admission to the Bar in 2003 in Trinidad and Tobago.
She has also been admitted to practice in Grenada since 2007.
Spencer-Joseph brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the post of Solicitor General, exhibiting demonstrable ability to adjust and adapt to various duties and functions within the public service with a high level of competence and professionalism.
In her capacity as Solicitor General, Spencer-Joseph will oversee the work of Government’s litigation concerning all matters in court, inclusive of domestic and international civil suits against the Government of Grenada as well as negotiations on behalf of the Government.
Spencer-Joseph’s general practice areas encompass both private and public law practice. She possesses experience in civil litigation, land law, contract law, company law, employment law, personal injuries and tort.
Her professional portfolio includes work as a Senior Crown Counsel at the Attorney General’s Chambers from 2013 to 2020, where she dealt with matters including civil litigation, commercial law, land law and civil asset recovery.
Spencer-Joseph also had the benefit of serving on the Board of Directors of several government departments during her tenure as Senior Crown Counsel.
Spencer-Joseph’s appointment as Solicitor General took effect from September 5, 2022.
