Overview

Caitlin represents banks and other financial institutions in a variety of regulatory, mergers and acquisitions, and other transactional matters.

In addition, Caitlin routinely negotiates critical contracts with bank vendors, including core processing agreements and drafts customer agreements. Having grown up in a community banking family, Caitlin has dedicated her practice to helping the community banking industry thrive.

Caitlin works diligently to ensure her clients maintain mutually beneficial relationships with their customers, shareholders, community partners and regulators. Prior to joining Fredrikson, Caitlin coordinated regulatory examinations and communications at a large national bank, focusing on safety and soundness, stress testing and corporate treasury.

Services

Credentials

Education

  • University of St. Thomas School of Law, J.D., 2015
  • University of St. Thomas, B.A., 2010, cum laude

Admissions

  • Minnesota, 2015

Recognition

  • Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Banking and Finance Law, 2021-2025

Civic & Professional

Professional Activities

  • Minnesota State Bar Association
  • American Bankers Association
  • Minnesota Bankers Association
  • Bank Holding Company Association
  • Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity

News & Insights

Legal Updates

Publications & Presentations

Co-Presenter, Check Fraud – Old Schemes in New Bottles, 2024 Banking Law Institute, Minnesota CLE, May 8, 2024

Presenter, Don’t be Victimized by Payments Fraud, Bank Holding Company Association (BHCA) Spring Seminar, “Expectations for Success," May 6, 2022

Co-Author, “So You Want to Be a Hemp Farmer?" The Hennepin Lawyer, December 30, 2019

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