Peter Friedrichs is an associate at Ryan Ryan Deluca LLP, where his practice focuses on civil litigation and the defense in a variety of matters.
Peter earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Connecticut School of Law. While in law school, he participated in Moot Court, Mock Trial, the Negotiations Competition Team, and the New York Pro Bono Scholars program. He also served on the Connecticut Journal of International Law, where his work on international space regulation was selected for publication. Prior to law school, Peter earned his Bachelor of Arts in Writing and Philosophy from Loyola University Maryland, where he received Dean’s List honors and was a member of Phi Sigma Tau, the International Honor Society in Philosophy.
Peter gained significant litigation experience as a Certified Legal Intern with the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General’s Public Safety Department. In that role, he conducted legal research, drafted motions and memoranda, and attended federal and state civil trials, depositions, and settlement hearings. He also served as a Paralegal Specialist with the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, assisting with legal matters involving client interviews, wills, administrative proceedings, and military disciplinary matters.
In addition to his legal experience, Peter serves as an officer in the Connecticut Army National Guard. His military leadership experience has strengthened his ability to remain composed under pressure, manage complex responsibilities, communicate effectively, and approach challenges with discipline and sound judgment.
Peter is currently serving on active military duty and is expected to return to Ryan Ryan Deluca LLP in early 2027. The firm is proud to support Peter during his service and looks forward to welcoming him back.
Peter brings the discipline, leadership, and attention to detail developed through both his legal and military experience to his practice and is committed to providing thoughtful and effective representation to the firm’s clients.
