Georges Kiejman
Georges Kiejman (born 12 August 1932 in Paris, France) is a French lawyer and former politician known for his long career in law and public service.
Overview
As a prominent lawyer, Kiejman represented a range of high-profile clients and contributed to French public discourse on justice and legal reform. He served as Minister of Justice in the early 1990s, shaping policy at a pivotal time in French politics. His work spans defense, advocacy, and public commentary on legal matters.
Career highlights
- Legal counsel and litigation across civil and commercial matters, with involvement in high-profile cases.
- Minister of Justice in the early 1990s in the French government, overseeing justice policy and judicial administration.
- Leader and co-founder of a major Paris-based law practice, contributing to the development of the French legal profession.
- Public figure in French political and legal circles, occasionally appearing in media and public debates on justice and governance.
Publications and media
Georges Kiejman has contributed to legal discourse through writings and interviews. Public records include commentary on justice systems, and occasional commentary on political affairs in France.
News and recent activity
Media coverage of Kiejman tends to focus on his past roles and ongoing influence in legal circles rather than continuous public office. For the latest reporting, consult major French news outlets and authoritative biographical sources.
Social media
There are no widely verified official social media profiles publicly associated with Georges Kiejman. If present, profiles would require verification from reputable sources.
Notes
Biographical details like birth date and career milestones appear in public records and historical profiles of French government figures. For precise dates and a complete list of roles, refer to official government archives and major reference works.













