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Faegre Drinker is a firm designed for clients, providing exceptional transactional, regulatory and litigation services to organizations ranging from emerging enterprises to multinational companies. With more than 1,300 attorneys, consultants and professionals in 22 locations across the United States, in the United Kingdom and in China, Faegre Drinker is one of the nation’s top 50 law firms. Faegre Drinker Consulting and The District Policy Group, the firm’s advisory and advocacy divisions based in Washington, D.C., provide federal public policy, lobbying and government relations services to key sectors of the economy. Additional ancillary businesses include Tritura, a technology services company that helps organizations generate value from their information, and Innovative Health Strategies, which helps hospitals save money and improve quality of services through competitively sourcing purchased services, information technology acquisition, dialysis and group purchasing arrangements.
Before joining the firm, Rachel was a summer associate at the firm, where she worked with the business litigation, corporate, and…
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Edwin A. Getz counsels clients in the area of intellectual property and information technology law. Ed manages IP portfolios for a diverse array of businesses in the hi-tech, health care,…
During law school, Ava worked as a certified legal intern in the Civil Justice Clinic, where she…
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Carol F. Trevey assists clients in complex commercial litigation matters in a broad range of areas, including business disputes, class actions, and antitrust. Carol has experience across…
During law school, Bryan served as a judicial extern in…