Tom Freeman is an experienced attorney who has advised and represented individuals, corporations, county governments, the State of Nebraska, and Native American tribes and entities on matters including commercial contracts, litigation and risk management, corporate governance, and employment law. He has litigated cases in both state and federal courts and at the trial and appellate levels. He is licensed to practice in state and federal courts in the State of Nebraska, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

Here’s an example of what his clients have to say about him:

“I was referred to Fiedler Law by another law professional and I was contacted within a couple hours of doing my web submission. Tom Freeman got me in quickly and instantly made me feel heard, in a time where I was at a very high-stress point. He was kind and knowledgeable, not mention resolved my issue with a better outcome than anticipated. I never was left wondering about an update, he personally updated me throughout and responded so quickly. I am thankful and appreciative and can’t recommend his services enough!

His office is also warm and inviting- the front office staff was also friendly and responsive (and there is a precious friendly dog that will greet you, if you’re into it).”

Tom is a Business Law Professor at a national university, where he teaches courses on business law, negotiation, and litigation. His courses and academic research prepare students for the legal and ethical challenges created by Big Data, artificial intelligence, business analytics, fintech, algorithmic bias, and other emerging technologies. Here are a couple of reviews from his students:

“Tom Freeman is the best professor you will ever have at Creighton University. He is the most genuine man that has ever taught. He wants all students to succeed. He wants to get to know all students. There is barely any homework and his tests are very simple and to the point. He tells you exactly what you need to do to get an A. No surprises.”

“Great professor. Loved this class. Clear he cares about students. Far and away the best professor I’ve had.”

Tom routinely publishes articles and commentary and educates other lawyers and law students on these topics. He has recently published articles on Digital Ethics in CPI TechReg and The Nebraska Lawyer, on algorithmic bias in The Law-International Edition, and on the legal implications of algorithmic decision making in The Nebraska Lawyer.

He helped lead a team that developed a national high school curriculum on algorithmic bias for the ADL. He has been published in legal journals such as the William & Mary Business Law Review and the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy. Tom is a frequent speaker at academic and legal conferences on topics like algorithmic bias, data science ethics, networking, business law, and leadership and presented last spring at SXSW EDU.

Tom serves on the Stewardship Council of Keep Omaha Beautiful and is a member of the Knights of Columbus and Suburban Rotary of Omaha. He was elected to the Executive Board of the Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business and serves on the Editorial Board of the Nebraska Lawyer.

Tom is a native Nebraskan and is married with two children. He loves spending time with family and friends, reading, and traveling. He roots for Nebraska in football and Creighton in everything else.