Loan Huynh chairs Fredrikson’s Immigration Group. Loan focuses on corporate immigration law, corporate immigration compliance, and global mobility solutions for employers, ranging from Fortune 500 companies to mid‑size companies, health systems, entrepreneurs/investors, and family‑owned businesses by developing practical immigration policy and strategies to meet their global mobility and immigration goals. This includes drafting corporate immigration policies; counseling on I‑9 / E‑Verify policy and procedures; defending employers in civil and criminal worksite enforcement actions; and conducting immigration due diligence in mergers, acquisitions, and other corporate transactions. Loan has extensive experience in advising clients in the agricultural, hospitality, food processing, life sciences, biotechnology, energy, healthcare (healthcare systems, hospitals, and individual physicians), software and other high‑tech sectors, financial services, and manufacturing industries. She partners with her clients in finding creative work visa solutions to meet their labor force needs including the use of the H‑1B for specialty occupations, L‑1 intra‑company visas for multinational employees, E‑1‑2 investor / trader visas, B1/H‑3/J‑1 trainee visas, and temporary H‑2A agricultural and H‑2⁠B temporary nonagricultural visas.

Loan is a frequent speaker at national conferences and has written extensively on immigration issues. She has served as an expert consultant/witness and Independent Monitor on H-2B matters. She previously served on American Immigration Lawyer’s Association’s Department of Labor Liaison Committee (H-2 Subcommittee, 2016-2023, H‑2 Vice Chair from 2016‑2019).  Loan is also a member of Fredrikson’s Board of Directors.

Matthew Webster is a Senior Immigration Attorney at the law firm of Fredrikson & Byron, where he assists clients with employment, family, and humanitarian immigration matters. Matthew has a particular focus on immigration strategies for healthcare organizations and international physicians, from advising on J-1 waivers, H-1B status, and green cards. He also expertise in immigration compliance issues, including I‑9 audits, structuring and implementing immigration policies, and training on I‑9 compliance. He serves on the National Verification & Documentation Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and previously served as Chair of the AILA Minnesota/Dakotas Chapter. Matthew teaches immigration law at the University of St. Thomas Law School and was previously adjunct faculty at the University of Minnesota Law School.