Mr. Strobel is a member of the firm’s litigation and health care practice groups. He received a bachelor’s degree from Utah State University and law degree from the University of Kansas School of Law. Mr. Strobel’s practice touches on a broad variety of areas, but focuses primarily on assisting hospitals and health care providers with their legal needs—ranging from medical malpractice defense to compliance with federal and state laws and regulations.
Practice Areas
Extern
Honorable Teresa James, U.S. Magistrate, District of Kansas, U.S. District Court
Education
LAW SCHOOL: University of Kansas, J.D., 2015
Associate Editor, Kansas Law Review
UNDERGRADUATE: Utah State University, B.A., magna cum laude, 2012
Community Activities
Leadership Idaho Falls, Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce, Class of 2017
Memberships
J.Reuben Clark Law Society Member
Accomplishments
Idaho Business Review’s Leaders in Law – Associate, 2020
CALI Awards: Business Organizations, Capital Punishment, Local Government Law
Articles
“An Overview of Involuntary Mental Health Holds in Idaho“, co-author, March 2020
“Revisting the Challenge to Idaho’s “Ag-Gag” Law“, March 2019
“Familiarization Experts in Medical Malpractice Actions: The Scope of Further Discovery After Quigley v. Kemp”, co-author, The Advocate, January 2018
“When A Construction Job Goes South: A Summary of Idaho’s Notice and Opportunity to Repair Act”, East Idaho Business Journal, April 2018
“Taking Stock of Idaho’s Energy Profile”, Post Register, August 2017
“Moving Towards a Workable Definition of ‘Community’ After Bybee v. Gorman“, co-author, The Advocate, January 2016
