Eighth year in a row Fredrikson & Byron recognized as one of the Best Law Firms for Women.
John M. Koneck, President of Fredrikson & Byron, has been selected to receive the Hennepin County Bar Association’s 2015 Pro Bono Publico Distinguished Service Award.
Fredrikson & Byron represented the City of New Brighton in achieving a $59.4 million settlement with the United States Army.
Attorney Aron J. Frakes joins Fredrikson & Byron’s Litigation Group as an officer. Frakes was most recently a litigation partner in the Chicago office of McDermott Will & Emery. Frakes represents clients in a wide variety of disputes, including large contract disputes, product liability defense, class action defense, fraud and conspiracy cases, consumer fraud actions, construction litigation, professional engineering malpractice defense, and toxic tort mass actions. Frakes is licensed to practice in Illinois and is in the process of applying to be licensed in Minnesota.
Government Relations Specialist Andrew G. Pomroy has joined Fredrikson & Byron’s Government Relations Group.
Fredrikson & Byron acted as legal counsel to Omnis Pharmaceuticals in a licensing agreement.
Courtney A. Hofflander Thompson has joined Fredrikson & Byron as an attorney in the Advertising, Marketing & Trademark, Data Protection & Cybersecurity, Life Sciences and Intellectual Property Groups.
Fredrikson & Byron was named a 2015 “Go-To Law Firm” by American Lawyer Media (ALM).
Attorney Ryan M. Spanheimer has joined Fredrikson & Byron’s Intellectual Property and Patents Groups.
Fredrikson & Byron announced today the 10 winning applicants to its Benefit Corporation Cultivator Program. These new enterprises will become some of the first public benefit corporations (PBCs) in Minnesota.
Fredrikson & Byron acted as legal counsel for Eurofins Scientific (EUFI.PA), a global leader in bioanalytical testing and genomic services in its agreement to acquire Boston Heart Diagnostics Corporation (Boston Heart).
