Francis M. Boyer, B.C.S. Board Certified Specialist in International Law.
Francis M. Boyer, Esq., is a member of the Bars of Florida (Federal District of North, Middle and South Florida), New York and formerly the District of Columbia (Washington, DC).
Francis is a highly experienced attorney specializing in international law. He is one of the few attorneys in Florida who is Board Certified by the Florida Bar as an Expert in International Law, a distinction held by only 51 attorneys in the United States as of January 1, 2024. His expertise extends across business, immigration, and cross-border disputes, guiding both individuals and companies through the complexities of U.S. and international legal systems.
Francis regularly advises clients on matters involving international family law, international trade, foreign investments, international probate and estate planning, and cross-border transactions. His extensive experience includes representing individuals and businesses from Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Middle East, helping bridge the legal differences between jurisdictions.
In addition to his extensive litigation experience, Mr. Boyer has successfully guided clients through a variety of complex legal matters, including:
Mr. Boyer has earned significant recognition for his expertise and dedication to international law. His accomplishments reflect his commitment to achieving outstanding results for his clients and his active involvement in the legal community.
International Law – Attorney of the Year in Florida (2015) – Global Law Experts
Former Vice-President of Jacksonville Sister Cities Association
Board Certified Committee Membership – Appointed by the Florida Bar President
As a recognized expert in international law, Mr. Boyer has been invited to speak at numerous professional seminars and conferences, including:
Francis Boyer has successfully represented clients in complex matters involving international commerce, foreign investments, and immigration pathways. He appears in state and federal courts across Florida and has the credentials to argue cases before the United States Supreme Court.