Kristen Hickenlooper is a paralegal in the firm’s Litigation, Creditor Rights & Bankruptcy, and Insurance practice groups in Boise. Kristen holds a Bachelor of Social Science degree in Sociology from Washington State University, as well as a Paralegal Certification and an Associate of Arts degree from Clark Community College.
With a legal career spanning over 15 years, Kristen has substantial experience overseeing cases from initial legal action all the way through to trial in a wide variety of matters including real estate & contract law, dependency law, and insurance defense.
Licensed Notary Public
Licensed in Alternative Dispute Resolution
Undergraduate:
Washington State University, B.S.Sc. Sociology cum laude, 2019
Minor: Political Science
Clark Community College, A.A., 2001
Paralegal Certification:
Clark Community College, 2009
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