About Steven
Steven Wieland constructed his legal basis at Cornell College, the place he earned a B.A. in sociology, political science and Spanish in 2006. He went directly to obtain his J.D. from the University of Iowa in 2009. While in law program he gained courtroom experience thru a judicial legal internship with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa and spent a summer time as an affiliate at Schiff Hardin LLP.
His early submit-graduate years covered a clerkship at the Idaho Supreme Court in 2009. That position gave him a the front-row seat to appellate practice and the state’s judicial processes. In 2011 he joined Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley LLP as an associate, where he handled matters for private clients and discovered the rhythms of firm practice.
In 2015 he became a partner at Mooney Wieland Smith & Rose PLLC. The move put him in a management role at a firm with a presence in Boise. His title displays a progression from clerk and associate to firm management over the course of a decade.
Wieland has been active in bar work. He served at the government board of the Idaho Bar Association’s International Law Section from 2010 to 2014. That stint at the board uncovered him to cross-border issues and to the professional networks that encompass international legal matters.
Colleagues describe him as thorough and steady within the court. His background consists of both state and federal court publicity, a path that started with his judicial externship and continued thru his private practice. He has treated appellate matters stemming from his clerkship knowledge and contested things encountered on the law firms the place he labored.
He practices out of the company’s Boise office and carries responsibilities that consist of case management, client counseling and courtroom work. His practice draws on years of court work and on his service in bar governance. He presently practices in Boise at Mooney Wieland Smith & Rose PLLC, where his work includes legal proceedings, appellate matters and questions springing up under international regulation.
