Eighth year in a row Fredrikson & Byron recognized as one of the Best Law Firms for Women.
Fredrikson & Byron has been recognized by the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (LACDL) as a recipient of the 2018 Sam Dalton Capital Defense Advocacy Award for the firm’s pro bono work relating to four death penalty cases in Louisiana. Fredrikson & Byron is the first private law firm to receive this award.
Fredrikson & Byron has been named a Tier 1 Metropolitan “Best Law Firm” in 32 practice areas by U.S. News – Best Lawyers® in 2019.
Fredrikson & Byron announces the addition of six associates to the firm's Minneapolis office.
Patrick D. Smith has joined Fredrikson & Byron as a shareholder in the Employment & Labor Group.
Attorney Jennifer Bouta Mojica has joined Fredrikson & Byron’s Immigration Group.
Brent Eichten has joined Fredrikson & Byron as the firm’s Chief Information Officer.
Fredrikson & Byron elected Leigh-Erin Irons and Todd A. Wind to the firm’s board of directors and re-elected John J. Erhart, John M. Koneck and Steven J. Quam.
Attorney Nicole A. Swisher has joined Fredrikson & Byron as an associate in the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity Groups.
Fredrikson & Byron won two 2018 national awards from the Turnaround Management Association.
Attorney Brian T. Benkstein has joined Fredrikson & Byron as a shareholder in the firm’s Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor Litigation and Labor Management Relations Groups.
