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Irene C. Freidel is a seasoned attorney with more than 33 years of experience representing clients in complex matters involving discrimination, civil rights, litigation, and defective and dangerous products. Based at the State Street Financial Center in Boston, Massachusetts, she brings a deep understanding of the legal and practical challenges individuals and organizations face when navigating high-stakes disputes. As a member of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP | Pair Project, Ms. Freidel is known for her thoughtful, disciplined approach and her ability to guide clients through difficult legal issues with clarity and professionalism. Ms. Freidel’s practice reflects a longstanding commitment to protecting the rights of her clients and advocating for fair treatment under the law. Her work in discrimination and civil rights matters underscores a dedication to helping clients address unlawful conduct and pursue meaningful resolutions. In litigation, she provides strategic counsel designed to advance her clients’ interests efficiently and effectively, while her experience with defective and dangerous products matters demonstrates her ability to handle claims requiring careful analysis, attention to detail, and a strong command of complex legal and factual issues. Throughout her career, Ms. Freidel has built a reputation for being attentive, thorough, and client-focused. She understands that every case is different and that legal representation must be tailored to the specific goals and concerns of each client. With a steady and solution-oriented approach, she works to provide strong advocacy and dependable guidance in matters where experience and judgment matter most.
Discrimination attorneys represent individuals who have faced unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. They fight for equal rights in employment, housing, and public services. Common matters include employment discrimination, housing discrimination, age discrimination, disability discrimination.