Kevin M. Mosher Minnetonka, Minnesota
| Shareholder and Senior Attorney MSBA Certified Labor and Employment Law Specialist | |
| phone | (952) 746-1700 |
| fax | (952) 746-1704 |
| kemosher@wesselssherman.com | |
At Wessels Sherman Joerg Liszka Laverty Seneczko P.C., KEVIN M. MOSHER represents employers in all facets of their labor, employment and immigration law matters. In 2004, Mr. Mosher was appointed to direct WS' immigration practice, which focuses on representing businesses in the immigration process, including immigration compliance and obtaining immigration visas/green cards. While in law school, Mr. Mosher interned at Region 18 of the National Labor Relations Board and studied European Union employment law in Modena, Italy. Mr. Mosher is a frequent speaker to lawyer and business groups regarding various topics in labor, employment and immigration law and has studied and lived abroad in both Germany and Italy.
- Bar Admissions:
- Minnesota
- U.S. District Court District of Minnesota
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Illinois
- U.S. District Court Central District of Illinois
- Education:
- Hamline University School of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota
Juris Doctor
Honors: CALI Award in International Law
Honors: Treasurer, Business Law Group
Honors: President, Business Law Group
Honors: Student Liaison, Law School Disciplinary Committee
Law Review: Hamline Law Review, Managing Editor - University of Wisconsin - Madison
Bachelor of Science
- Published Works:
- The Effect of Globalization and Practical Aspects of Employing Foreign Workers, Thomson Reuters/Apatore, Inside the Minds: Employing International Workers, 2011
- Form I-9: Everything You Need To Know, Wessels Sherman, AUDIO CD, 2010
- Classes/Seminars Taught:
- Best Practices to Minimize FMLA Abuse
- Hitting Employment Law Curveballs (at Target Field)
- Social Security No-Match Letters & E-Verify Update for Employers
- How Many New Family Leave Rights Are There Now, Anyway?, Helping Employers in a Tough Economy
- Immigration Strategies in an Era of Increasing Government Audits, Helping Employers in a Tough Economy
