Our White Collar Group has broad experience in successfully guiding clients through everything from internal reviews of regulatory and ethical compliance to criminal prosecutions.
Fredrikson & Byron’s White Collar & Regulatory Defense Group and Gardner Law presented a half-day webinar to learn about the latest anti-fraud and FDA cases; what it takes to design and maintain an effective compliance program and perform investigations; and how to respond to a government investigation.
On May 4, 2021, the FBA Minnesota White Collar Crime Section hosted a virtual discussion with Chief Judge John R. Tunheim.
By Kenneth S. Levinson and William M. Howieson
Minnesotans whose “home state” is here and who purchase “nonadmitted insurance” directly from insurers not licensed to sell insurance in Minnesota are required to file Form IG255 annually with the Department of Revenue.
On May 22, 2019, Fredrikson hosted a seminar that featured a panel discussion on state and federal enforcement priorities with regard to opioids, practical on-the-ground issues cropping up for providers, and the future of opioid prescription and regulation.
Four women attorneys join forces to create local chapter of the Women’s White Collar Defense Association.
On June 13, Fredrikson & Byron’s Employment & Labor and White Collar & Regulatory Defense Groups hosted a seminar on how to conduct effective internal investigations and how to preserve privilege while you do so.
On May 3, 2017, Fredrikson & Byron’s White Collar & Regulatory Defense group hosted a panel presentation on the real issue of employee malfeasance in large and small organizations.
Fredrikson & Byron co-sponsored a program with Federal Bar Association, Minnesota Chapter on May 2, 2017. The program focused on how prosecutors, defense attorneys and forensic accountants work together to uncover employee theft and bring embezzlers to justice.
On September 14, 2016, speakers from Center for Ethical Business Cultures, Fredrikson & Byron and PwC addressed the ethical, legal and organizational issues in play as companies attempt to foster a compliant culture.
On March 29, 2016, John Lundquist, Dulce Foster and Kevin Riach, together with Howard Root, provided an insider’s view of this landmark case.
On February 26, 2016, Fredrikson & Byron attorneys John Lundquist, Dulce Foster and Kevin Riach won a hard-fought victory for Vascular Solutions’ CEO Howard Root in a federal criminal prosecution with far-reaching implications for medical device companies and FDA practitioners.
Facing an indictment on four counts of misbranding under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and one count of conspiracy, Mr. Root made the exceedingly rare decision for a public company CEO to fight the charges instead of settling or stepping down.
Prominent trial attorney Joseph T. Dixon, III has joined Fredrikson & Byron as a shareholder and co-chair of the White Collar & Regulatory Defense Group. Dixon offers clients a unique blend of trial, government and strategic business experience.
