From Forsgren Fisher’s founding in 2021, Criminal & Regulatory-Enforcement and Internal Investigations have been cornerstone practice areas for our firm. Our lawyers have been engaged in that practice with great distinction for many years. This year, we’re happy to announce that the Chambers USA 2025 Legal Guide has recognized our firm’s White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations practice area generally and Caitlinrose Fisher and Matt Forsgren individually.

Forsgren is ranked for the second consecutive year, a testament to his continued excellence and trusted counsel in high-stakes criminal and regulatory matters. “Matt was recognized last year even though we didn’t even ask to be considered–other firms’ clients mentioned him so often that Chambers decided they had to include him,” said Bob Gilbertson, the firm’s managing partner. “This year he and Caitlinrose and the entire practice have earned the prestigious, and absolutely well deserved, Chambers ranking,” Gilbertson said.

Fisher earns her first Chambers ranking, reflecting her strong presence and reputation and results achieved again and again in high-stakes situations. “Caitlinrose has clearly been in the top rank of lawyers practicing in this area and recognized as such by clients and the legal community,” Gilbertson noted. “I’m glad Chambers has taken notice.”

Forsgren and Fisher are joined in these very successful practice areas by their colleagues David Wallace-Jackson, Virginia McCalmont, Cari Brunkow, Jackson Evert, and others. Together this group is a go-to choice for individuals and institutions facing government investigation or prosecution.

Chambers USA’s Legal Guide is the definitive resource for businesses seeking outside counsel in the United States.  Chambers annual rankings are based on research into the strengths and reputations of law firms and individual lawyers. Each year, a team of Chambers researchers conducts thousands of in-depth, confidential interviews of clients and lawyers worldwide and assesses and ranks firms and lawyers.  Click here for more on Chambers’ methodology.