Léo Boxelé was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2023.
Between 2019 and 2023, he trained with criminal lawyers involved in the defense of people accused of terrorism (Thalys and Nice attacks trials), with a law firm at the Supreme Court that defends fundamental freedoms before the supreme courts (Spinosi & Sureau) and with an investigating judge from the Paris judicial court specializing in financial crimes.
A graduate of the Sciences Po Law School in Paris, he studied in the United States at the University of UCLA. He has also lived in Togo, where he worked as a volunteer lawyer for a local NGO that defends the rights of detainees.
He joined Raphaël Kempf's firm in 2023 and specializes in criminal law, international criminal law, press law, immigration law, and public law on fundamental freedoms.
He is a lawyer at Kempf Ruiz Avocats.
He works in French, English and Spanish.
