WirtschaftsWoche Recognises Fragomen and Partner Axel Boysen as Best in Migration Law
July 29, 2025
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WirtschaftsWoche names Fragomen to its "Best Law Firms 2025" list and Partner Axel Boysen to its "Best Lawyers 2025" list in the field of migration law for private individuals.
The Handelsblatt Research Institute surveyed more than 26,000 lawyers in Germany to find out which law firms and colleagues they recommend in various areas of law. More than 5,500 qualified recommendations were included in the evaluation. On this basis, the editorial team awarded 245 law firms and 233 lawyers for private individuals.
Axel, Managing Partner of Fragomen's Frankfurt office, is known for his client-first approach grounded in trust and transparency. He offers clear, practical advice and guides clients through complex challenges with a focus on their individual needs.
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Die WirtschaftsWoche zeichnet Fragomen in der Kategorie „Beste Kanzleien 2025“ und Partner Axel Boysen in der Kategorie „Beste Anwälte 2025“ im Bereich Migrationsrecht für Privatpersonen aus.
Das Handelsblatt Research Institute befragte über 26.000 Anwälte in Deutschland, um herauszufinden, welche Kanzleien und Kollegen sie in verschiedenen Rechtsgebieten empfehlen. Mehr als 5.500 qualifizierte Empfehlungen flossen in die Bewertung ein. Auf dieser Grundlage zeichnete die Redaktion 245 Kanzleien und 233 Anwälte für Privatpersonen aus.
Axel, Managing Partner des Frankfurter Büros von Fragomen, ist bekannt für seinen mandantenorientierten Ansatz, der auf Vertrauen und Transparenz basiert. Er bietet klare, praxisnahe Beratung und begleitet Mandanten durch komplexe Herausforderungen mit Fokus auf ihre individuellen Bedürfnisse.
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