Angie Cavallini, Attorney for Moriarity, Badarrudin & Booke

Birth Place:
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

Education:
Montana State University (B.S., 2006)
Gonzaga University School of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2009)

Honors:
Cali Award of Excellence for Torts II
Dean's List
Linden Cup oral advocacy competition quarter-finalist
Merit scholarships

Bar Admissions:
State of Montana (2009)

Memberships
New Lawyers Section of the State Bar of Montana
Family Law Section of the State Bar of Montana
American Bar Association
New Lawyers Section of the American Bar Association

Description of Legal Career:
During law school, I was an intern for Harrington Law Office in Spokane, Washington, and represented dependency clients through a contract with the Office of the Public Defender. Additionally, I was selected to be a tutor approximately 120 first year property students and was the vice president of the Child Advocacy Association. I graduated from Gonzaga Law School in 2009. After being admitted to the Montana Bar, I began as a staff attorney for the Montana Legal Services Association Domestic Violence Unit. I gained invaluable trial and negotiation experience through representing impoverished victims of domestic violence. I am excited about learning from the skilled and reputable attorneys here with Moriarity, Badaruddin & Booke.



		Angie Cavallini
	Birth Place: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Education: Montana State University (B.S., 2006) Gonzaga University School of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2009) Honors: Cali Award of Excellence for Torts II Dean's List Linden Cup oral advocacy competition quarter-finalist Merit scholarships Bar Admissions: State of Montana (2009) Memberships New Lawyers Section of the State Bar of Montana Family Law Section of the State Bar of Montana American Bar Association New Lawyers Section of the American Bar Association Description of Legal Career: During law school, I was an intern for Harrington Law Office in Spokane, Washington, and represented dependency clients through a contract with the Office of the Public Defender. Additionally, I was selected to be a tutor approximately 120 first year property students and was the vice president of the Child Advocacy Association. I graduated from Gonzaga Law School in 2009. After being admitted to the Montana Bar, I began as a staff attorney for the Montana Legal Services Association Domestic Violence Unit. I gained invaluable trial and negotiation experience through representing impoverished victims of domestic violence. I am excited about learning from the skilled and reputable attorneys here with Moriarity, Badaruddin & Booke.