Reid W. Hay practices in the areas of civil litigation and civil appeals.

Reid earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Washington in 1994, and in 2003 he graduated magna cum laude from Gonzaga Law School where he served as the Notes/Comments Editor of the Gonzaga Law Review.

To further hone his expertise in legal writing and research, Reid clerked for Justice Roger S. Burdick of the Idaho Supreme Court. Reid's clerkship with Justice Burdick not only brought him to the Boise Valley, but also gave him a behind the bench perspective on the law.

Reid Hay is admitted to practice in all courts of the States of Idaho and Washington and the United States District Courts of Idaho.

"I find the practice of law to be intellectually stimulating. It is at the intersection of public policy, philosophy, and politics. I also have a competitive streak and enjoy the clash of arguments. In addition to its intellectual aspects, the practice of law is a helping profession. People, businesses, and government entities come to us with problems, which we help them solve."