3 Best Immigration Lawyers in Bordeaux

“Fatou Babou Avocat was created by Maître Fatou BABOU. They primarily focus on immigration law for individuals in foreign laws. Their immigration lawyer implements all their skills and experience in the law of foreigners and nationalities to assure you the best quality of advice and representation. The firm actively engages in various professional immigration issues, covering the entirety of France and the OHADA region. They are committed to exploring every avenue to provide a tailored solution for your situation. Fatou Babou Avocat handles the management of foreign workers, the recruitment of foreign employees residing in France or outside France, the introduction of foreign labour, and the application for a talent passport.”

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“Maître Gabriel Lassort has been a lawyer at the Bordeaux Bar since 2019. He extends his services to assist young unaccompanied minors in establishing their minority status. Gabriel has developed solid experience in foreign law in emergency litigation before the liberty, detention judge, and administrative judge. He excels in handling urgent litigation related to freedom, detention, and administrative matters. Maître LASSORT intervenes in correctional and criminal cases (investigation and assistance before the criminal court or the assize court). They assist in English and German. The firm has developed solid experience in immigration law in emergency litigation before the liberty and detention judge and before the administrative judge.”

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“Maïwenn Pardoe obtained a law degree (LLB) in the United Kingdom and later completed her studies with a Master's degree in criminal law in Bordeaux. She is also a member of the Institute for the Defense of Foreigners of the BORDEAUX Bar and the Institute of Advice and Assistance to Foreign Residents. She is bilingual in French and English. She has collaborated on various cases and eventually established her firm, driven by the desire to work closely with clients. The firm will guide you in establishing your request or developing your defence, but also, if necessary, in an amicable negotiation with your opponent. They will support you at each stage of the procedure: from referral to a court or administration to hearings or external meetings (prefecture, expert appraisals, etc.) until obtaining a decision.”

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