Kate K.Bradley
Associate
Labor & Employment
kkbradley@seyfarth.com
Kate guides employers through the ever-changing intricacies of local, state, and federal employment laws so that they can protect their business interests.
More About Kate
Hiring and retaining good employees is the foundation for most businesses, and employers face the difficult task of keeping up with complex regulations. Kate focuses her practice on employment litigation, with a particular depth in wage and hour matters. She defends employers against claims involving meal and rest breaks, overtime, and other compensation disputes, and advises on compliance strategies to reduce risk. In addition, Kate assists clients with job posting requirements, noncompetition agreements, and other employment policies.
Kate’s experience in the Seattle legal market has ranged from the City Attorney’s Office, a boutique personal injury firm, and a midsized, full-service law firm. Her resourcefulness and attention to detail are why clients can rely on her in complex litigation.
Kate’s experience in the Seattle legal market has ranged from the City Attorney’s Office, a boutique personal injury firm, and a midsized, full-service law firm. Her resourcefulness and attention to detail are why clients can rely on her in complex litigation.
- JD, University of Washington School of Law
Order of the Coif
Washington Law Review, executive notes & comments editor
CALI Award Recipient for Pretrial Practice and Transnational Law - BA, Washington State University
History
Regents Scholar
Howard C. Payne Award winner for excellence in research and writing
Order of Omega Honors Society, President
Delta Delta Delta Sorority, academic Development Chair
- Washington
- US District Court, Eastern District of Washington
- US District Court, Western District of Washington
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Attorney Publication
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Kate guides employers through the ever-changing intricacies of local, state, and federal employment laws so that they can protect their business interests.
More About Kate
Hiring and retaining good employees is the foundation for most businesses, and employers face the difficult task of keeping up with complex regulations. Kate focuses her practice on employment litigation, with a particular depth in wage and hour matters. She defends employers against claims involving meal and rest breaks, overtime, and other compensation disputes, and advises on compliance strategies to reduce risk. In addition, Kate assists clients with job posting requirements, noncompetition agreements, and other employment policies.
Kate’s experience in the Seattle legal market has ranged from the City Attorney’s Office, a boutique personal injury firm, and a midsized, full-service law firm. Her resourcefulness and attention to detail are why clients can rely on her in complex litigation.
Kate’s experience in the Seattle legal market has ranged from the City Attorney’s Office, a boutique personal injury firm, and a midsized, full-service law firm. Her resourcefulness and attention to detail are why clients can rely on her in complex litigation.
- JD, University of Washington School of Law
Order of the Coif
Washington Law Review, executive notes & comments editor
CALI Award Recipient for Pretrial Practice and Transnational Law - BA, Washington State University
History
Regents Scholar
Howard C. Payne Award winner for excellence in research and writing
Order of Omega Honors Society, President
Delta Delta Delta Sorority, academic Development Chair
- Washington
- US District Court, Eastern District of Washington
- US District Court, Western District of Washington
Related News & Insights
-
Legal Update
Mar 24, 2026
Washington Expands L&I’s Authority to Issue Wage Penalties
-
Legal Update
Mar 16, 2026
Washington State Poised to Ban Noncompetition Agreements: What Employers Need to Know
-
Attorney Publication
Feb 4, 2026
Now Available! Washington Peculiarities: An Employer's Guide to Labor & Employment Laws in the Evergreen State (2026 Edition)