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Benjamin Reid KwanWrongful Termination Attorney in Minneapolis, MN
Haller Kwan LLP
Wrongful TerminationEmployment Law
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Contact
Email
ben@hallerkwan.com
Phone
(612) 284-2953
Address
Minneapolis, MN, US
Professional
About
**Benjamin Reid Kwan** *Minneapolis, MN* *Haller Kwan LLP* Benjamin Reid Kwan is a dedicated attorney at Haller Kwan LLP, specializing in wrongful termination, employment and labor law, and sexual harassment cases. With a unique background as a former television news anchor and reporter for CBS and FOX affiliates in Michigan, as well as experience with a national South African news network, Benjamin excels in the art of storytelling—an invaluable asset when advocating for clients facing challenges in the workplace. Driven by a deep-seated empathy for workers, Benjamin’s passion for employee rights is rooted in personal experience. His father, an immigrant from China, arrived in the U.S. with little more than determination and the belief that hard work is the key to a dignified life. This upbringing instilled in Benjamin a commitment to fighting for those who have been treated unfairly by their employers. At Haller Kwan LLP, Benjamin prioritizes client care, ensuring that each individual feels supported throughout the legal process. He dedicates time to clarify legal complexities, making phone calls and sending thorough communications to empower his clients in reclaiming their dignity and moving forward. In addition to his legal practice, Benjamin is actively involved in the legal community as the President of the Executive Board of the Minnesota Asian Pacific American Bar Association. He maintains strong ties to the Twin Cities media scene, contributing as a columnist for Minnesota Lawyer. When he’s not advocating for his clients, you might find him lending a hand at his family's Chinese restaurant in Eden Prairie, where he enjoys connecting with the community. For individuals seeking knowledgeable and compassionate representation in employment law matters, Benjamin Reid Kwan is a trusted advocate ready to help navigate the complexities of workplace challenges in Minneapolis and beyond.
About Wrongful Termination Law
Wrongful termination attorneys represent employees who were illegally fired from their jobs. They fight to recover lost wages and damages. Common matters include illegal firing, retaliation, discrimination, breach of contract.
Credentials
Education
2013 University of St. Thomas School of Law - Minneapolis JD - Juris Doctor 2005 Northwestern University BS - Bachelor of Science
Languages
English
Recognition & Involvement
Awards
2013 Medal of Excellence, American Bankruptcy Institute
Publications
2017 Representing the Ongoing Business - Minnesota Business Law Series, MN CLE Employment Law: A Primer 2016 Minnesota Lawyer Kevin D. McCary—phantom mentor no more 2015 Minnesota Lawyer ‘Korematsu’: Unbinding the binding authority 2014 Minnesota Lawyer Volunteers needed who ‘look like’ student debaters 2014 Minnesota Lawyer Share your stories — they matter
Associations
2015 - Present National Employment Lawyers Association (Minnesota chapter) Member 2017 - 2019 Minnesota State Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Governing Council Member 2017 - 2018 Federal Bar Association (Minnesota chapter) Vice President, Special Events 2016 - 2017 Minnesota Asian Pacific American Bar Association President 2015 - 2016 Minnesota Asian Pacific American Bar Association President-Elect
Speaking
2017 Stinson Scholars Reception Featured Speaker on Diversity and Inclusion 2017 Affinity Bar Student Jobs Symposium Moderator, Panel on Diversity and Inclusion in the Law Profession 2016 Minnesota Lavender Bar Association Conference Intersectionality in the Practice of Law - Elimination of Bias 2016 How to Succeed in Your Summer Job Law School Summer Job Success 2016 Douglas K. Amdahl American Inn of Court Issues in Employment Law for Transgender Minnesotans
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Updated: May 25, 2026