Amy M. J. Knight is an associate in the firm’s Real Estate and Banking practice groups. Amy’s practice primarily focuses on business, real estate, and loan transactions, as well as alcohol licensing.
Amy is an avid reader, gardener and genealogist, tracing her family line from the Mayflower to Idaho Territory, her ancestors having come west before Idaho’s statehood.
Idaho
Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program
Leadership Boise, Class of 2022-2024
BOMA Idaho, Member
Idaho Women Lawyers, Member
Urban Land Institute (ULI), Associate Member
Idaho State Bar – Business & Corporate, Commercial Law & Bankruptcy, and Real Property Sections
Girl Scouts of Silver Sage
Daughters of the American Revolution
Environmental Law Institute
International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Member
Idaho Business Review’s Leaders in Law – Associates, 2024
Law School:
Concordia University School of Law, J.D. magna cum laude, 2020
Undergraduate:
Boise State University, B.A. English Writing, 2011
Paralegal Certificate:
Boise State University, Paralegal Studies Certificate, 2011
Podcast: Attorney Time with Hawley Troxell, Episode 15, “Home Owners’ Associations part 2,” July 2023
Training presentation: “Business Organizations 102,” July 2023
“Idaho Liquor License Update,” Hawley Troxell Wine Brew and Spirits Blog, June 2023
Training presentation: “Business Organizations 101,” May 2023
Podcast: Attorney Time with Hawley Troxell, Episode 13, “Home Owners’ Associations,” March 2023
Training presentation: “Closing Document Packages in Transactions,” January 2023
Training presentation: “Title and Survey Review 101,” October 2022
Training presentation: “Idaho Notary Training,” September 2022
“Why am I hearing LIBOR in the news?”, Hawley Troxell Banking Blog, February 2021
Featured: Extraordinary Associate Attorneys, City Lifestyle Boise,
November 2020
Training presentation: “Commercial Real Estate Financing: Due Diligence & Loan Documentation,” March 2020
Training presentation: “Reviewing Environmental Insurance Policies,” November 2019
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