About Christi Lynn
Christi Lynn Schofield mixed a business undergraduate diploma and a Juris Doctor early in her professional life. She earned a B.B.A. from Gonzaga University in 2011 and a J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2015. Those years set the pattern for practical legal background along classroom study. She moved from enterprise research into litigation and courtroom work at some point of law program.
Her first legal roles were internships and a legal internship that introduced steady publicity to public and private practice. In 2013 she labored for the U.S. Lawyer s Office. In 2014 she took legal internships at the Law Offices of John Gibson and at Gjording Fouser. While still a law scholar she hung out as a judicial extern in 2015 for Federal Magistrate Judge Irma Ramirez, the place she used to be responsible for legal studies and drafting memoranda used in the pass judgement on’s chambers.
After law school she entered private practice. In 2015 she joined Estes Thorne & Carr as an attorney, moving into firm lifestyles and client representation. Two years later she labored at Duke Scanlan & Hall, increasing her trial experience. By 2019 she was indexed as a criminal defense attorney with William Young & Associates. Across those positions she treated a variety of things that covered court pleadings, motions practice and client counseling.
Schofield holds licenses to practice in both Texas and Idaho. She has been a member of Idaho Women Lawyers since 2017, collaborating in a professional company that serves the statewide bar. Her dual-state admissions allow her to simply accept matters that implicate rules and procedures in multiple jurisdiction. Colleagues describe her trail as one that moved shortly from internships to courtroom roles.
She practices from the offices of William Young & Associates, the place her work is targeting felony defense and related legal proceedings. Her recent practice includes representing clients in criminal things and providing counsel throughout the stages of prosecution and defense.
