MINNEAPOLIS — A former employee of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis who went public with concerns that clergy sex abuse cases were being mishandled has filed a claim in bankruptcy court.

Jennifer Haselberger’s claim is dated Monday, the court-imposed deadline for filing claims as the archdiocese reorganizes its finances. More than 400 claims have been filed.

Haselberger’s claim said she’s seeking not less than $50,000 for defamation occurring after June 6, 2014. According to a press release, Haselberger said in an email  that the claim relates to multiple incidences from June of 2014 to the present. She didn’t provide specifics.

Haselberger said she may or may not take legal action. If she does pursue damages, she said she’ll use any award to ensure the archdiocese becomes a safe place for everyone.