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Thomas R. Patterson - Rochester, MN
3014 Allegro Park Ln SW Rochester, MN 55902
Patterson Dahlberg Injury Lawyers
Rochester Workers' Compensation Lawyer
Overview
Thomas R. Patterson is a 1982 Lourdes High School Graduate, a 1986 Regis College graduate ( Denver, Colorado) and a 1989 graduate of William Mitchell College of Law. Mr. Thomas R. Patterson was a partner of the law firm Lund & Patterson with his father Robert W. Patterson and Kevin A. Lund until the Honorable Kevin A. Lund was appointed a District Court Judge here in Olmsted County. Mr. Patterson has served on the Hiawatha Homes Board of Directors for several years including two as President. He also serves on the Hiawatha Foundation Board and is currently President. He is married to Kelly Harner Patterson and they have two young sons, Stephen and Michael. Thomas R. Patterson handles exclusively Workers' Compensation Claims for employees.
About Thomas R. Patterson
Practice Areas
- Workers' Compensation
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Minnesota, 1989
Other Affiliations
- Hiawatha Homes (President, Board of Directors)
- Hiawatha Foundation Board (President)
Past Positions
- Lund & Patterson, Partner
Education
- William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1989
- Regis College, Denver, Colorado, 1989
Office Information
Address
3014 Allegro Park Ln SW Rochester, MN 55902
Fax
- (507) 288-7753
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