Kate Long

Kate Long
Kate Long

Attorney

Kate Long brings a unique perspective to employment law, drawing from her background as a registered nurse in hospital and public health settings. After working as a research assistant at the Public Health Law Center and externing for Judge Frank at the U.S. District Court in St. Paul, she made the shift to law, where she now channels her empathy and determination into fierce advocacy for clients. Kate combines sharp legal skills with a deep understanding of human struggles, ensuring her clients feel genuinely supported as they reclaim their power and seek justice in workplace disputes. Outside of work, she cherishes time with friends, family, and her dog Dex, catching theater shows, and staying active in the outdoors—whether running, hiking, or camping.

  • University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, B.S.N. 
  • University of Minnesota Law School, JD

  • Minnesota Supreme Court
  • U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota

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Kate Long brings a unique perspective to employment law, drawing from her background as a registered nurse in hospital and public health settings. After working as a research assistant at the Public Health Law Center and externing for Judge Frank at the U.S. District Court in St. Paul, she made the shift to law, where she now channels her empathy and determination into fierce advocacy for clients. Kate combines sharp legal skills with a deep understanding of human struggles, ensuring her clients feel genuinely supported as they reclaim their power and seek justice in workplace disputes.

Outside of work, she cherishes time with friends, family, and her dog Dex, catching theater shows, and staying active in the outdoors—whether running, hiking, or camping.

What Constitutes a Hostile Work Environment in Minnesota?

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