Jodi L. Arndt

Jodi Arndt focuses her practice on environmental and employment law issues.  She also practices in the areas of real estate law and mergers and acquisitions.  As part of her environmental law practice, Jodi advises business clients on a wide range of environmental and regulatory matters, including due diligence transactions, corporate compliance, application for environmental permits, and remediation activities.  She also reviews and drafts environmental guidelines and standard operating procedures.  Jodi has presented numerous training seminars on environmental issues, and has defended claims under the various environmental laws. Jodi also counsels employers in all aspects of labor and employment law, including litigation of discrimination and non-compete claims in federal and state courts.

Jodi graduated with honors from Concordia University in 1994 with a bachelor science degree in management and communications.  She then received her J.D. degree from Vermont Law School in 1999.  Jodi also received a Master of Studies in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School, one of the nation's leading environmental law schools.  While at Vermont Law School, Jodi received an academic excellence award for her studies in Insurance Law, Real Estate Transactions, Native Americans and the Law, and Extinction: Causes, Costs and Responses. She also served as President of the Environmental Law Society and volunteered at Vermont Law School's Indian Country Environmental Justice Clinic.

Jodi currently serves as the secretary for the Environmental Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin and as Vice President of the Brown County Bar Association.  Jodi is the President of the Brown County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, as well as serves on the Board of Directors for the State Division of the Izaak Walton League and Urban Partnership Community Development Corporation. She also volunteers in both local and state-wide civic groups and charities, including the Greater Green Bay Earth Week Coalition, High School Mock Trial Tournament and the Teen Court Program.  Jodi was also a board member for the Baird Creek Preservation Foundation and the Wisconsin Council of Problem Gambling.

She is admitted to practice in both state and federal courts in Wisconsin and is a member of the State of Wisconsin and Brown County Bar Associations.  Jodi is also a member of the local Society of Human Resources Management.