Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
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UnclaimedFried Frank is a global law firm with more than 800 lawyers located in key financial and business centers.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson (Fried Frank) is a law firm that describes itself as bringing a pragmatic, business-oriented approach to every engagement and advising clients through the full life cycle of business. According to its website, it has more than 800 lawyers located in key financial and business centers, and its client base includes major corporations, investment funds, financial institutions and business leaders. Its listed locations are New York, London, Washington, DC, Frankfurt and Brussels. Kenneth I. Rosh is identified as Chairman.
History
Fried Frank presents itself as a law firm with more than 800 lawyers located in key financial and business centers, bringing a pragmatic, business-oriented approach to every engagement and advising clients through the full life cycle of business. Its client base is described as including major corporations, investment funds, financial institutions and business leaders, who seek counsel across top-tier transactional and contentious matters. The firm states that it is driven by a commitment to excellence, integrity and collaboration, with a mission to deliver legal services of the highest quality to its clients. Kenneth I. Rosh is identified as Chairman.
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Pragmatic, business-oriented approach to every engagement; advising clients through the full life cycle of business.
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