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Kathryn Ann Fodness

wantathome

Minneapolis, MN

Contact Information

Phone
(612) 441-4093
Address
100 S 5th St Suite 1200, Minneapolis, MN 55402, USA, Minneapolis, MN 55402

Professional Details

Languages
English
Fee Structure
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Profile Summary (auto-generated)

Kathryn Ann Fodness brings exceptional responsiveness and clear communication to employment law representation in Minneapolis, consistently keeping clients informed throughout complex cases that can span multiple years. Fodness has successfully handled both individual employment disputes and class action cases, demonstrating her ability to advocate effectively for employees across a range of workplace legal issues.

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Practice Areas

Employment Law

Recent federal employment cases

⚖ public court dockets
cases on file3years2015–2016
  • Employee v. St. Cloud State University and Board of Trustees
    District Court, D. Minnesota · 2016Civil Rights: Employment
  • Employee v. Minnesota Department of Public Safety
    District Court, D. Minnesota · 2015Fair Labor Standards Act
  • Employee v. State of Minnesota
    District Court, D. Minnesota · 2015Fair Labor Standards Act

Source: U.S. federal court dockets (PACER/RECAP via CourtListener).

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