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ReadStacey L. Beaumont
Associate
- Location:
- Coeur d’Alene
- Phone:
- 208.388.4881
- Fax:
- 208.954.5221
- Email:
- sbeaumont@hawleytroxell.com
Biography
Stacey Beaumont is an associate in the firm’s Litigation practice group. Stacey has experience in personal and commercial insurance defense and employment litigation. She is licensed to practice in Idaho and Utah.
Stacey’s prior career was in emergency medicine where she spent almost 25 years before completing law school. Stacey graduated in the top ten of her class from Concordia University School of Law. While in law school, Stacey did over 220 hours of pro bono work, founded Concordia University Women’s Law Society, and was an Associate Editor for the Concordia Law Review. After starting her litigation practice, Stacey completed her masters of law in litigation management at Baylor University School of Law.
In her free time, Stacey enjoys exploring Idaho’s mountains and history.
Expertise
BAR ADMISSIONS
Idaho
Utah
PROFESSIONAL/COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS
Idaho Women Lawyers, Member
Women Lawyers of Utah, Member
Idaho State Bar Association – Litigation and Health Law Sections; Committee Member-at-Large
Utah State Bar Association – Litigation Section
Idaho Association of Defense Counsel, Member
Pro Bono attorney, over 220 hours
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Idaho Business Review’s Leaders in Law–Associates, 2022
EDUCATION
Law School:
Baylor University School of Law, LL.M. Litigation Management, 2022
Concordia University School of Law, J.D., 2017
Concordia University Law Review, Associate Editor
Graduate:
University of Phoenix, M.B.A, 2008
Undergraduate:
University of Phoenix, B.S. Health Administration, 2006
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