Ryan C. Young

Associate

Email: ryoung@fredlaw.com
Office: 612.492.7250
Assistant: Emmy Nelson, 612.492.7832

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PRIMARY SERVICES

Litigation Commercial Law Securities Litigation Investment Management

Overview

As an associate in Fredrikson & Byron’s Litigation Group, Ryan represents clients in a wide range of business disputes.

Ryan provides practical solutions for clients in a variety of complex and general corporate litigation matters. He assists clients in matters involving business torts, shareholder disputes, contract and warranty disputes, and employment disputes, among others.

Prior to joining Fredrikson & Byron, Ryan attended the University of Minnesota Law School and served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Jeffrey Keyes in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota.

Articles & Presentations

Senior Investor Update: Minnesota Enacts Safe Seniors Financial Protection Act

November 1, 2018

By Ryan C. Young & Matthew T. Boos

Over the last few years, the securities industry has seen increased efforts from the FINRA, the SEC and other state and federal regulatory authorities, to generally increase protections afforded to senior investors and prevent financial exploitation of seniors.

FINRA Announces 2018 Regulatory and Examination Priorities

January 22, 2018

By Ryan C. Young and Matthew T. Boos

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) published its 2018 Annual Regulatory and Examination Priorities Letter on January 8, 2018.

SEC’s Use of Disgorgement Remedy Limited by Five-Year Limitations Period

July 27, 2017

By Ryan C. Young & Matthew T. Boos

On June 5, 2017, the Supreme Court placed a significant limitation on the SEC's use of disgorgement in enforcement actions.

FINRA Enacts New Rules Addressing Financial Exploitation of Seniors, as Regulators Increase Vigilance Protecting Senior Investors Generally

June 15, 2017

By Ryan C. Young & Matthew T. Boos

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority announced a February 5, 2018, effective date for FINRA’s new rules aimed at addressing financial exploitation of seniors.

Honors & Education

EDUCATION

University of Minnesota Law School, J.D., 2015, cum laude
University of Minnesota, B.A., 2012, with honors
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, Rothberg School for International Studies, 2012

BAR ADMISSIONS

Minnesota, 2015
District Court for the District of Minnesota, 2015

HONORS

Minnesota State Bar Association, North Star Lawyer, 2016-2017
Articles Submission Editor, Minnesota Law Review, 2014-2015
Dorothy O. Lareau Legal Writing Award, University of Minnesota Law School
Phi Beta Kappa

Professional Activities

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Student Director, University of Minnesota Human Rights Litigation and International Legal Advocacy Clinic, 2014-2015
Judicial Intern, Honorable Jeffrey Keyes, U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, 2013

COMMUNITY

Volunteer Attorney, Minnesota Public Defender Pro Bono Appellate Program
Volunteer Attorney, Children’s Law Center
Guardian ad Litem, Hennepin County Fourth Judicial District, 2013-2015