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Associate
- Phone:
- 208.388.4828
- Fax:
- 208.954.5290
- Email:
- acederstrom@hawleytroxell.com
Biography
Alyxis Cederstrom is an associate in the firm’s Litigation and Insurance practice groups in Boise. Alyxis received her J.D. from the University of Idaho College of Law in 2026. During law school, she served as a judicial extern in Idaho’s Third Judicial District and completed Hawley Troxell’s 2025 Summer Associate Program. She earned a B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders magna cum laude from Idaho State University in 2023 and an A.A. in Sign Language Studies from the College of Idaho in 2021.
Prior to law school, Alyxis served the community as a Senior Regional Communications Officer with the Idaho State Police for nearly ten years, taking emergency calls, dispatching officers, and training new dispatchers.
Expertise
BAR ADMISSIONS
Idaho
EDUCATION
Law School:
University of Idaho College of Law, J.D., 2026
Undergraduate:
Idaho State University, B.S. Communication Sciences and Disorders magna cum laude, 2023
College of Western Idaho, A.A. Sign Language Studies, 2021
EXTERNSHIP
Judicial Extern, Third Judicial District of Idaho, 2024
INTERNSHIP
Hawley Troxell Summer Associate Program, 2025
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