Webster, Fredrickson, Correia & Puth is a litigation law firm with offices in Washington, DC. We represent clients in a wide variety of matters in the fields of employment, commercial, and bankruptcy law.
Webster, Fredrickson, Correia & Puth represents employees in disputes with their employers, from litigating discrimination and sexual harassment claims to negotiating contracts and severance agreements. The firm maintains an extensive commercial and bankruptcy law practice, representing individuals, businesses, and government clients in commercial transactions, as well as creditors and debtors in bankruptcy proceedings and litigation. Webster, Fredrickson, Correia & Puth has achieved a reputation as tenacious advocates on behalf of our clients with a proven record of success.
Bruce Fredrickson Named Best Lawyers’ 2012 Washington DC Civil Rights Law Lawyer of the Year
Lacrosse Coach Represented by Linda Correia Wins Settlement and Reinstatement in Title IX Case
Title IX Blog: Florida High School Reinstates Coach
Fla. Lacrosse Coach Should be Coach of the Year for Her Title IX Challenge
US News & World Report: Webster Fredrickson Correia & Puth named to Best Law Firms in Washington DC
Linda Correia Addresses DC Bar
Jonathan Puth elected President-Elect of the Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers Association
Sex Harassment Client Represented by Bruce Fredrickson & Cedar Carlton Wins $250,000 Award
Natalie Walker Appointed Secretary of Washington Bar Association
