Frost Brown Todd LLC

With offices throughout 4 mid-western states, Frost Brown Todd is one of the largest law firms in the country and represents many of America's best-known companies. With over 370 lawyers spanning 60+ integrated practice areas and industry groups, the firm leverages technical and legal knowledge with industry expertise to serve a diverse client base, ranging from global multinationals to small, entrepreneurial companies.

79 Frost Brown Todd lawyers are named to Woodward-White's The Best Lawyers in America (2007).

Frost Brown Todd is listed as a "Go-to" law firm in Corporate Counsel's Directory of In-House Law Departments at the Top 500 Companies (2005, 2006).

The BTI Consulting Group has named Frost Brown Todd one of only 40 law firms "consistently introducing innovative changes into the legal services marketplace" in the Market Front Runners report (2006).

Frost Brown Todd has strategic alliances with Wahlert Rechtsanwälte located in Stuttgart, Germany and is a member of Multilaw and the US Law Firm Group.

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