Attorneys

For more than two decades, Greg Madsen has represented public and private employers in employment, discrimination, labor and arbitration matters and has advised them on practices designed to prevent lawsuits.  Greg also represents school districts in virtually all phases of education law, including student disciplinary matters, employee discipline and discharge proceedings, discrimination and harassment claims, and data privacy, constitutional, and collective bargaining issues.

Greg has a special appreciation for the needs of employers seeking assistance in establishing preventive labor and employment practices.  He served as Director of Employee Relations and Labor Relations Counsel at Republic Airlines, Inc. from 1983-85.  Greg is a frequent speaker at seminars and provides training on various labor, employment, and education law issues.

While attending the University of Minnesota, Greg covered the Minnesota State Legislature, the Minneapolis City Council and other governmental, legal, and political affairs as a reporter and editor for the Minnesota Daily.  He received his undergraduate degree in Journalism, magna cum laude, from the University of Minnesota and was selected as a Phi Beta Kappa scholar.  Greg also received his law degree from the University of Minnesota, where he taught legal research and writing.

Greg lives in Arden Hills, Minnesota with his wife, Ellie and their three sons Andy, Quinn, and Ethan.

Greg has this to say about his practice at Kennedy & Graven:

I've been honored to have spent most of my professional life representing School Districts and other institutions that are dedicated to the needs of the people they serve.  Kennedy & Graven strives to provide that same dedication to the clients it serves.