Doing it right.
Finn Dixon & Herling was founded to “do it right.”
To FDH’s founders, “doing it right” meant practicing law at the highest caliber, while adhering to certain core values: a resolve to be a trusted, long-term partner to our clients, providing value-driven services informed by broader business objectives; a scrupulous commitment to professional ethics; and a dedication to fostering collegial relationships within the firm and maintaining close ties to our community.
FDH has grown and evolved since 1987. But our commitment to “doing it right” has remained constant—and continues to make FDH what it is today.
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FDH IN THE NEWS
On Wednesday, November 13th, FDH partner,Neil Ruben, is co-moderating, and FDH associate, Jeffrey Regester, is participating in, a panel at the New York State Bar Association’s Business Law Section 2024 Fall Meeting, titled, “Practitioners’ Guide to Navigating Negotiation of... Read more
On Thursday, November 14th, FDH attorneys, Michael Spiro and Eitan Ulmer, will lead a panel discussion for the 2024 Federal Tax Institute of New England, presented by the Connecticut Bar Association Estates and Probate Section and Tax Section, which will include various seminars... Read more
In the July/August 2024 Issue of the Connecticut Bar Association’s CT Lawyer Magazine, partner and regular contributor, Tanyee Cheung published an article on “Desk Yoga, Ergonomics, Sleep Education, and Sound Healing” for the Legal Well-Being Week Highlights column. Read more