Fragomen Shortlisted for 2023 Boutique Firm of the Year and Most Innovative Use of Technology by The Lawyer
April 27, 2023

Fragomen is shortlisted in the “Boutique Firm of the Year” and “Most Innovative Use of Technology” categories of the 2023 The Lawyer Awards.
The Lawyer Awards celebrate legal mastery in the UK, honoring top-notch lawyers and powerhouse firms across diverse areas. Winners are chosen by a panel of judges from the bar, private practice, and in-house sectors. Judges review and score each entry to determine the shortlist and final winners will be announced at the Award Ceremony in June.
Learn more about Fragomen’s innovative technology and view the full shortlist here.
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