Douglas Kouffie

Diamondback Legal

Practice Areas

Immigration

Website

https://www.diamondbacklegal.com/

(602) 726-2045

Douglas Kouffie came to the United States from Ghana at the age of 18 on a scholarship to attend college. He enlisted in the US Army shortly afterwards and earned citizenship through the Army. He graduated from Eastern Washington University with a double Major in Criminal Justice and Military Science with a minor in sociology.

Douglas then continued on to Law School at the University of Idaho where he earned a Juris Doctorate. While in Law School, he stared a real estate investment company which later grew into a construction/Real estate development firm specializing in land acquisition, development and spec home construction.

Douglas acquired Diamondback Legal in September of 2021 and hopes to leverage his business, social and cultural experiences to help the firm’s clients achieve their legal goals.

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