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Client Unlawfully Held in Jail Released from Custody

Freedman Boyd secured the release of a firm client who was unlawfully held in custody past the end of his probation term. The client has now had his civil rights restored and was able to vote in the recent election.
Multi-Million Dollar Settlements in Personal Injury Cases

Over the last two years alone, we obtained several multi-million-dollar settlements on behalf of clients, including a recent 6-million-dollar settlement in a truck accident case and a 3-million-dollar settlement in a case involving the death of a dairy worker.
The Largest Price-Fixing Verdict in History

We won a record $1.2 billion – the largest U.S. jury verdict, and the largest price-fixing verdict ever – by proving The Dow Chemical Company fixed urethane prices.
Successful Whistleblower Complaints Result in Substantial Compensation to Clients

Recently, Freedman Boyd lawyers obtained significant recoveries for individuals blowing the whistle on wrongdoing by their employers, including an employee who was subjected to retaliation by a city government after reporting sexual harassment and a former manager at a clinic who was terminated after reporting irregularities in Medicaid billing.
Freedman Boyd Law Featured in Hollywood Movie

Freedman Boyd Partner Nancy Hollander is portrayed by Academy Award Winning Actress Jodie Foster in ‘The Mauritanian’, a movie based on the best-selling memoir of Freedman Boyd client and former Guantánamo Bay detainee, Mohamedou Ould Salahi, who was tortured and wrongfully jailed by the U.S. government for 14 years before being released in 2016.
Justice for New Mexico Special Needs Victims of Fraud

Freedman Boyd lawyers obtain a significant settlement in the federal court case Cincinnati Ins. v. Graham. Freedman Boyd represented 77 New Mexicans with special needs whose money was stolen.

CRIMINAL LAW DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL

CIVIL RIGHTS LAW

PERSONAL INJURY LAW

ANTI-TRUST LAW

COMMERCIAL & COMPLEX LITIGATION

JUSTICE. EQUITY. SERVICE.

We seek to obtain justice for individuals who have been harmed by the wrongful acts of others.

We take on the powerful on behalf of the powerless and defend individuals and businesses from government overreach.

Who We Are

The lawyers who founded our firm more than 40 years ago and who have joined our firm since share a belief in the law as a means to protect individuals, improve their lives and to resolve disputes justly. The power of the law is harnessed through zealous, skilled and careful advocacy. This is what we provide to our clients in civil litigation and criminal defense.

Awards & Recognitions

Our firm’s practice and its outstanding successes in both civil and criminal litigation led the National Law Journal to name the firm as one of 12 “hot” plaintiffs’ firms nationally in 2013 and to its inaugural “50 Elite Plaintiffs’ Trial Law Firms” in the country in 2014.

Client Unlawfully Held in Jail Released from Custody

Freedman Boyd secured the release of a firm client who was unlawfully held in custody past the end of his probation term. The client has now had his civil rights restored and was able to vote in the recent election.

Multi-Million Dollar Settlements in Personal Injury Cases

Over the last two years alone, we obtained several multi-million-dollar settlements on behalf of clients, including a recent 6-million-dollar settlement in a truck accident case and a 3-million-dollar settlement in a case involving the death of a dairy worker.

The Largest Price-Fixing Verdict in History

We won a record $1.2 billion – the largest U.S. jury verdict, and the largest price-fixing verdict ever – by proving The Dow Chemical Company fixed urethane prices.

Successful Whistleblower Complaints Result in Substantial Compensation to Clients

Freedman Boyd Law Featured in Hollywood Movie

Justice for New Mexico Special Needs Victims of Fraud

Freedman Boyd lawyers obtain a significant settlement in the federal court case Cincinnati Ins. v. Graham. Freedman Boyd represented 77 New Mexicans with special needs whose money was stolen.