Lauren Frieder

Lauren advises clients from large corporations to start-ups, as well as non-profits and investors. In her work, she frequently counsels businesses and individuals regarding asset protection, wealth management, and risk management.

She credits her network within the legal industry, and specifically the Tampa Bay community, to her success as a trial lawyer. Lauren is known for her extensive knowledge and experience in choosing the right jury in her clients’ cases.

Lauren received her J.D. from Western Michigan University-Cooley Law School where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. While attending, she received several notable honors including the Dux Award, Book Award in Scholarly Writing, and Book Award in Personal and Professional Responsibility. She served as Law Review Editor, Chief Justice of Moot Court, Moot Court Board President, Governor for the Florida Bar Young Lawyers/Law Student Division, Grade Appeals Magistrate, and Law School Peer Mentor.

Prior to entering law school, Lauren worked in the television and radio industry. She was the Owner and President of Operations of a Florida-based business, to which Lauren credits her ability to inform partnerships with clients and her practice. Lauren also attributes her success in understanding the needs and goals of her clients to her educational background. In addition to her J.D., Lauren received four degrees; a Master in Business Administration with a concentration in Management and a Master of Science in Marketing from the University of Tampa, a Broadcasting degree from the Ohio Center for Broadcasting, and a B.A. in Psychology from Ohio Northern University.

Lauren is active in her community and supports nonprofit organizations such as the American Heart Association, Ronald McDonald House Charities, the Wounded Warrior Project, the Humane Society of Pinellas, and organizations that raise awareness about domestic violence. She is also a judge for various Florida moot court competitions, negotiation, and client counseling competitions.