Stoel Attorneys Among Idaho Business Review’s 2026 Leaders in Law

Idaho Business Review has selected Stoel Rives Boise attorneys Andrea Carone and Kali Park among its 2026 Leaders in Law: Carone is named in the “Associate” category and Park is an “Up & Coming Lawyer” honoree.

The Leaders in Law program recognizes individuals whose leadership, both in the legal profession and in the community, has had a positive impact on Idaho. “Associates” honors law firm associates for their professional achievements, including service to the legal profession; mentoring; volunteer or pro bono public service; and civic or community involvement. “Up & Coming Lawyers” honors attorneys in their first 10 years of practice who have already distinguished themselves in the practice of law.

Carone is an associate in Stoel’s Construction & Design practice. She represents construction and real estate clients in complex litigation matters, with a particular emphasis on disputes involving construction defects, delay and impact claims, commercial leases, and contract performance. She is also a member of Stoel’s firmwide Inclusion Committee and the Stoel Women Attorneys Group. In addition to her work in construction, Carone maintains an active pro bono practice. She assisted the Idaho Innocence Project in securing a certificate of innocence and financial compensation for exoneree Charles Fain. She also represents a group of parents and a daycare provider challenging the constitutionality of the Idaho Medical Freedom Act.  

An associate in the firm’s Litigation department, Park is a commercial litigator representing companies and individuals in a wide range of high-stakes litigation matters. She is an Associate member of the Coaching and Mentoring Committee for both the Boise and Salt Lake City offices. Park’s pro bono practice includes high-profile civil rights cases in Idaho: most recently she was a member of the pro bono team that represented Idaho drag performer Eric Posey in Posey v. IFPC. In recognition for her exceptional representation in Posey v. IFPC, she received the 2025 Stoel Rives Andrew Guy Pro Bono Award.

Idaho Business Review will celebrate 2026 Leaders in Law honorees at an awards event on November 17, 2026, held in Boise.