Events

On Tuesday, May 19, you’re invited to join Fredrikson’s Tax Disputes & Litigation Group for an afternoon of tax topics (including an engaging Ethics game show session!), a networking lunch, and evening happy hour with live music.

Join Fredrikson’s Environmental Law team for a two-part webinar series covering the latest regulatory developments, emerging enforcement trends and what organizations should be preparing for next.

Join us at Huntington Bank Stadium for Fredrikson’s Opportunity to Lead panel highlighting women leaders from the 2026 USA Special Olympics Games!

There has been a sudden explosion of Medicare and Medicaid terminations and suspensions that are triggered by mistakes that previously would have been considered minor ministerial errors on boring forms meriting a correction, not a penalty. Join us for our June Health Law Webinar where we will cover some of the problems we are seeing and offer tips about how you can lower risk and try to deal with regulators when issues arise. 

Join us for our May Health Law Webinar where we will address overpayment questions with respect to Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance companies. 

Join Fredrikson’s Environmental Law Group for a two-part webinar series covering the latest regulatory developments, emerging enforcement trends and what organizations should be preparing for next.

Fredrikson, Minnesota Women Lawyers and Twin Cities Diversity in Practice presented the 11th Annual Women of Color in the Law Forum: Lifting as We Climb featuring keynote speaker Lola Velazquez Aguilu.

Contracts seem basic, but even our most experienced lawyers often find themselves wondering “should we agree to this indemnification provision?” or “why do all of these contracts require us to preserve records for CMS?” The act of including a term in the contract can be a multimillion-dollar error. This session will give very practical advice about terms we think should not be in a contract and those we often wish were included, but were missing. 

There are many situations where a physician or other medical professional bill for service performed under their supervision. This session will explain when Medicare allows a physician or non-physician practitioner to bill for services performed “incident to” their work in the clinic and what is required to bill split/shared visits in a facility like a hospital or skilled nursing facility.