Kenny Shumard is an associate in the firm’s Litigation practice group. He has experience representing clients big and small in state and federal courts in all stages of litigation, from pre-filing through appeals.
Kenny Shumard graduated summa cum laude from the University of Idaho College of Law. Kenny has a background in computer science and software development and received dual-undergraduate degrees magna cum laude in Computer Science and Mathematics from Saint Joseph’s College.
In his free time, Kenny enjoys traveling and spending time with his family.
Idaho
The Advocate, Official Publication of the Idaho State Bar, Chair of the Editorial Advisory Board, 2023-2024
Idaho State Bar, Intellectual Property Section Member, since 2014
Richard C. Fields American Inn of Court Associate Member, since 2018
The Advocate, Idaho State Bar, Editorial Advisory Board Member
Idaho High School Mock Trial Competition, Volunteer Judge
AmeriCorps National Civilian Conservation Corps, Volunteer
Mountain States Super Lawyers – Business Litigation, 2024
Law School:
University of Idaho College of Law, J.D. summa cum laude, 2015
Idaho Law Review, Associate Editor
Undergraduate:
Saint Joseph’s College, B.S. Computer Science and B.S. Mathematics magna cum laude, 2004
Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald E. Bush, U.S. Courts, District of Idaho, 2017–2021
Chief Justice Jim Jones, Idaho Supreme Court, 2015–2016
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ReadThe Treasury Department has indicated it will suspend enforcement of the CTA concerning U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies.
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