Hailee Elledge is an associate in the firm’s Insurance and Litigation practice groups. Her practice experience includes creditor’s rights, insurance defense, commercial litigation, construction defect and real estate disputes.
While in law school at the University of Idaho, College of Law, Hailee served as an Associate Editor and Chief Articles Editor for the Idaho Critical Legal Studies Journal and externed with the U.S. District Court, District of Idaho with the Honorable Ronald E. Bush. Outside of school, Hailee volunteered with the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association Street Law Clinic where she recognized her passion and enthusiasm for helping others. She also spent a year as a legal intern for the Faces of Hope Victim Center where she helped those affected by interpersonal violence.
In her spare time, Hailee enjoys spending time with her family and friends, being outdoors, skiing and traveling.
Idaho
Idaho Humane Society, Board of Directors, Member
FACES of Hope Foundation, Board of Directors, Member
Guardian Ad Litem, CASA
Idaho Trial Lawyers Association Street Law Clinic
Idaho Women Lawyers, Member
CASA, Pro Bono Attorney
Law School:
University of Idaho College of Law, J.D., 2021
Idaho Critical Legal Studies Journal, Associate Editor
Undergraduate:
Southern Methodist University, B.A. Corporate Communication & Public Affairs and B.A. Political Science, 2018
Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald E. Bush, U.S. Courts, District of Idaho, 2019
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