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Cade Fries joins Locher Pavelka

Posted: 6.19.2026

Locher Pavelka is pleased to announce that Cade Fries has joined the firm as an associate attorney. Mr. Fries is a law graduate of Creighton University School of Law (2025), is licensed to practice law in the States of Nebraska and Iowa, and is a member of the Nebraska State Bar Association, the Iowa State Bar Association and the Omaha Bar Association. His practice will focus primarily on civil litigation.

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