Clark & Feeney, LLP
Idaho Law Firm
Clark & Feeney, LLP
The practice of law is a service-oriented profession, and we strive to provide high quality and responsive service to each of our clients. At Clark & Feeney, LLP, our practice is a relational practice, built on establishing and maintaining long-standing relationships with clients through personal attention and the ability to empathize with clients regarding their legal needs.
Practice Areas:
- Criminal Defense
Principal Attorney:
- Paul T. Clark
- Thomas W. Feeney
Clark & Feeney, LLP
The Train Station, Suite 106
1229 Main Street
P.O. Box 285
Lewiston, Idaho
Phone: 208.743.9516
800.865.9516
Fax: 208.746.9160
http://www.clarkandfeeney.com
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