Stacy helps clients navigate complex commercial litigation matters, guiding disputes through all stages of state and federal court proceedings.
A background in agriculture led Stacy to pursue a legal career, with a goal of helping individuals and businesses address the legal issues affecting the agricultural industry. That interest in advocating for others carried into law school, where Stacy focused her studies on finding practical, workable solutions to complicated problems.
Commercial litigation appealed to Stacy because it combines analytical problem-solving with the opportunity to advocate for businesses facing consequential disputes. Stacy enjoys learning how a business operates, working through complicated facts, and developing arguments that support its goals. During law school, she served as Executive Editor for the Nebraska Law Review and externed for Judge Joseph Bataillon at the U.S. District Court, District of Nebraska, where she reviewed case dockets, helped draft and edit court orders, and observed hearings, giving her firsthand insight into how judges evaluate arguments and what makes briefs persuasive.
As a summer associate at Husch Blackwell, Stacy worked on both litigation and transactional projects, an experience that strengthened her interest in litigation and contractual disputes.
Clients can expect Stacy to be easy to communicate with and accountable. Her down-to-earth personality makes her approachable, and her strong work ethic and attention to detail make her work stand out.