This year, Irwin Fritchie proudly advanced its commitment to pro bono and public interest work by taking on nine cases representing 14 children in the initial stages of their Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) proceedings.

Irwin Fritchie is excited to share that it has been recognized as one of New Orleans CityBusiness's Best Places to Work for 2025. The firm joins 23 other organizations in the Medium Employer category, showcasing companies that employ between 50 to 249 people in New Orleans.

In the latest issue of DRI's For the Defense, Irwin Fritchie Partner, Ali Spindler, and co-author, Scott Emory, review the current state of genetic testing usage in toxic tort cases, and the best ways to overcome roadblocks to obtaining and using them moving forward.

The Best Places to Work for Women award highlights the firm’s ongoing commitment to fostering an inclusive, equitable and empowering workplace for women in the legal profession.

In his latest article for the FDCC, Irwin Fritchie Partner, John Sinnott, discusses developments that corporate and defense counsel must consider regarding Rule 23(b)(3) injunctive classes in class actions.

Irwin Fritchie proudly announces 25 years of service to its clients and surrounding communities.