Fragomen Professionals Recognized in the New York Law Journal and New Jersey Law Journal’s 2021 Legal Awards

We are excited to announce that five Fragomen lawyers have been recognized as part of the New York Law Journal (NYLJ) and New Jersey Law Journal’s (NJLJ) 2021 Legal Awards, including Isha Atassi, Rachel Beardsley, Chelsea Germak, Lance Kaplan and Gwendolyn Robosson.

Isha Atassi, New York Partner, received the NYLJ’s Innovators award in recognition of her forward-thinking approach to supporting clients, which includes leveraging technology to streamline the relocation process. Click here to read the Q&A published by the NYLJ about Isha’s proudest achievements and commitment to innovation.

Rachel Beardsley, New York Partner, received the NYLJ’s Rising Stars award in recognition of her pro bono and civic work, as well as her successful—and unique—immigration practice, which harkens back to her roots in an agriculture community and combines her passion for immigration with her hobbies. Click here to read Rachel’s profile in the NYLJ.

Chelsea Germak, New Jersey Senior Associate, received the NJLJ’s New Leaders of the Bar award in recognition of her notable achievements and outstanding potential. Over the past year, Chelsea has created and led strategies to keep clients moving at a time when mobility has never been more limited.

Lance Kaplan, Managing Partner of Fragomen’s International Practice Group and Executive Committee member, received the NJLJ’s Innovators award. This is the second consecutive year that Fragomen has been recognized in this category.

Lance’s laser-focus on innovation has led to the creation of several tools and service lines that have helped drive the firm’s strategic growth and deliver superior client service. Click here to read the Q&A published by the NJLJ about Lance’s latest achievements and recommendations for effective innovation.

Gwen Robosson, New Jersey Managing Partner, received the NJLJ’s Lifetime Achievement award in recognition of her indelible imprint on the firm, its clients and the wider legal profession through her leadership roles, mentorship and strategic guidance to clients and colleagues alike. Click here to read the Q&A published by the NJLJ about Gwen’s career-defining accomplishments and thoughts on the future of the legal profession.