When time was of the essence and millions of dollars were on the line, Lorraine Capital turned to Freed, a partner whose expertise and guidance they knew they could trust.
When Andreozzi Bluestein was hired as the defense in a series of complex tax crime cases, they needed Freed, a partner with tax expertise who would leave no stone unturned.
Silverstein & Freed was founded in 1958 in the Liberty Building of downtown Buffalo.
Arnold Maxick, James Sachs and John Murphy join the practice and becomes Freed Maxick Sachs & Murphy, P.C.
Robert Glaser succeeds Leonard Freed as the 2nd Managing Director and identifies the need to expand the firm outside of Western New York.
Freed Maxick ABL Services, LLC is formed to meet client needs and becomes our first national practice.
Freed Maxick is named an Accounting Today Top 100 Firm in the nation.
Merged with Batavia accounting firm Battaglia Andrews & Moag, solidifying the firm’s presence in Batavia and starting its growth from Buffalo to the rest of New York State.
The firm agrees to sell certain of its non-attest assets to H&R Block, making it one of six foundation firms in their plans to grow a national accounting practice.
To maintain our local presence, Freed Maxick and Battaglia P.C. is formed.
Cost Segregation Partners, LLC. is formed, utilizing the firms’ expertise to help other CPA firms grow their commercial real estate practices.
In 2006, Freed completed its merger with Rochester accounting firm Bernardi & Russo to begin building a presence in the Rochester market.
The firm reacquires its tax and advisory practice back from H&R block to form Freed Maxick CPAs, P.C.
Ron Soluri, Sr. becomes the 3rd Managing Director, after joining the firm back in 1973.
Freed Maxick opens its first Central NY office in Syracuse, New York.
The firm launches the EARN (Employee Advancement and Retention Network) program, which started as a Women’s Initiative, to assist in the professional development and retention of staff.
Michelle Sullivan was the first woman elected to serve on the firms Executive Committee.
Timothy McPoland becomes the 4th Managing Director, and leads the firm in formalizing its purpose statement.
