Daniel is an immigration lawyer based in Berlin. He advises in German, English and French and represents clients before immigration authorities and administrative courts.
Can Daniel help with your case?
Daniel works across German migration law, from applications and authority proceedings to court cases.
Asylum applications, BAMF hearings and decisions
Residence permits and permanent residence
Visa applications and refusals
German citizenship
Communication and disputes with immigration authorities
Administrative-court proceedings
Asylum and residence matters affecting queer refugees
Where is he based?
Daniel’s office is in Berlin. He represents clients in migration matters before German authorities and administrative courts.
What is it like to work with Daniel?
Daniel can advise on the legal position, communicate with the authority and represent you in court where that becomes necessary. He confirms the scope of his work before accepting a case.
His background may be particularly relevant if your matter involves asylum, a refusal, an authority dispute, possible court action or protection concerns connected with sexual orientation or gender identity.
About Daniel
Daniel studied law in London, Cologne and Berlin and completed his German legal training at the Berlin Court of Appeal. He has focused on migration law since his training.
Alongside his legal practice, he has contributed to the Refugee Law Clinic Berlin, JUMEN and LSVD and is a member of the Republican Lawyers’ Association.
Location: Berlin
Languages: German, English and French
Professional status: German lawyer supervised by the Berlin Bar
How can I speak to Daniel?
Ask Fin to match you with Daniel. With your permission, Drift will share a short summary of your situation and help arrange the handover, so you do not have to explain everything again from the beginning.
Daniel provides legal advice independently. Drift helps with information, matching and the handover, but does not rank lawyers or guarantee an outcome.