History
From in or around the year 1972, two attorneys, Messrs. Lawrence Randolph Balderamos and Said Wilbert Musa, S.C. shared offices located at No. 33 Barrack Road in Belize City. Each accumulated their own clientele and each specialized in their own area of practice. Mr. “Ronnie” (as he was affectionately referred to by his peers) specialized primarily in drafting legal documents having served many years as Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court while Mr. Musa excelled in court matters.
This was the beginning of the law firm of Musa & Balderamos, which opened its doors on May 5th, 1978 at a two-storey building situate at No. 91 North Front Street in Belize City, when these two prominent attorneys decided to formalize their partnership and business arrangement. Sadly, on Friday, January 5th, 1979, and only a few months after moving into their recently renovated premises, the building which housed the offices of the said law firm was completely destroyed by fire, and the two attorneys were forced to relocate temporarily to the Cor. Gabourel Lane and Hutson Streets.
It was during this time that Attorney-at-Law, Edwin Lenton Flowers, S.C. joined the ranks and continues to this day to render invaluable services to the law firm’s clients, along with the surviving founding partner, Attorney-at-Law Said Wilbert Musa. Sadly, Mr. Balderamos passed away on May 20th, 1997, after enduring a long and arduous battle with cancer.
Other attorneys now practicing at the law firm are Attorneys-at-Law, Kareem David Musa (son of Said Wilbert Musa), Anthony Sylvestre and Wayne Piper.
Numerous well-known attorneys have passed through the doors of the firm, some as practicing attorneys, including former Attorney General Francis Fonseca, Simeon Sampson, Glenn D. Godfrey and Frederick Doe Lumor, while others doing their internship, such as Justice Troadio Gonzalez, Jose Cardona, and the now deceased Justice George Brown.
Musa & Balderamos has come a long way since opening its doors in 1978 and continues to strive for excellence and perfection in all matters.
This was the beginning of the law firm of Musa & Balderamos, which opened its doors on May 5th, 1978 at a two-storey building situate at No. 91 North Front Street in Belize City, when these two prominent attorneys decided to formalize their partnership and business arrangement. Sadly, on Friday, January 5th, 1979, and only a few months after moving into their recently renovated premises, the building which housed the offices of the said law firm was completely destroyed by fire, and the two attorneys were forced to relocate temporarily to the Cor. Gabourel Lane and Hutson Streets.
It was during this time that Attorney-at-Law, Edwin Lenton Flowers, S.C. joined the ranks and continues to this day to render invaluable services to the law firm’s clients, along with the surviving founding partner, Attorney-at-Law Said Wilbert Musa. Sadly, Mr. Balderamos passed away on May 20th, 1997, after enduring a long and arduous battle with cancer.
Other attorneys now practicing at the law firm are Attorneys-at-Law, Kareem David Musa (son of Said Wilbert Musa), Anthony Sylvestre and Wayne Piper.
Numerous well-known attorneys have passed through the doors of the firm, some as practicing attorneys, including former Attorney General Francis Fonseca, Simeon Sampson, Glenn D. Godfrey and Frederick Doe Lumor, while others doing their internship, such as Justice Troadio Gonzalez, Jose Cardona, and the now deceased Justice George Brown.
Musa & Balderamos has come a long way since opening its doors in 1978 and continues to strive for excellence and perfection in all matters.
