Davis Halsan - Idaho Falls, ID
Attorney at Parke Gordon Law
Personal Injury Lawyers in Idaho Falls, ID
3299 Chasewood Dr #515 Idaho Falls, ID 83406
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Idaho Falls Personal Injury Lawyer
Updated: 11/01/2026
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury
Attorney Information
Overview
Davis Halsan is licensed to practice in the state of Washington. Born and raised in Gig Harbor, Washington, Davis developed a strong connection to the Pacific Northwest and the values of hard work, service, and community that continue to shape his approach to the practice of law, which he now brings to our firm’s Spokane office.
Davis earned his undergraduate degree from Gonzaga University before attending Liberty University School of Law, where he built a strong foundation in legal analysis, advocacy, and client representation. He is passionate about standing up for what he believes in and fighting to ensure that his clients receive the representation and justice they deserve.
Outside of his legal practice, Davis enjoys taking advantage of the natural beauty of the Northwest. He spends his free time hiking, skiing, golfing, and fishing, as well as exploring and engaging with the local community. Davis is also active in his church and values the role that faith and service play in his life.
Davis approaches every case with dedication and purpose, striving to deliver quality service and meaningful results for the people he represents.
Education
Legal Education
- Liberty University School of Law, Lynchburg, Virginia
Non Legal Education
- Gonzaga University
Current Employment Position(s)
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Attorney
Bar Admissions
- Washington
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Contact
3299 Chasewood Dr
#515
Idaho Falls, ID 83406
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Website: https://www.parkegordon.com/
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