Attorneys

Meet Our Attorneys

The lawyers of Hopkins Roden are a group of dedicated professionals, collectively committed to advancing the interests of the firm’s clients in the most effective and efficient manner possible. Each member brings unique talent, expertise, and perspective to the team. These biographies are intended to provide a brief overview of that experience and knowledge, along with individual contact information.

It is always the client’s prerogative to choose specific counsel for representation. However, any member of the firm will gladly offer guidance and recommendations regarding the lawyer or lawyers whose expertise is best suited to meet the client’s specific needs.

Greg L. Crockett is the managing partner of the firm. He is a consummate problem solver, negotiator, and litigator. His extensive litigation experience includes personal injury, commercial and contract disputes, landlord/tenant, representation of shareholders, and LLC members. He represents local and regional clients engaged in banking, real estate development, public health, environmental disputes, corporate dissolution, and farming.

He and his wife, Tricia, are the parents of one son and enjoy golf, cross-country and downhill skiing, whitewater rafting, and Idaho’s great outdoors.

First Student Body President of Skyline High School in Idaho Falls
Former President of the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce, Idaho Falls Rotary Club, Idaho Falls Family YMCA and Friends of KISU, Idaho Public Television, Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation, and Grow Idaho Falls
Current President of Idaho Falls Historic Downtown Foundation
Member of the Board of Directors of the City Club of Idaho Falls, the Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation, and the Partnership for Science and Technology

Jed joined the firm in 2018 and now serves as Managing Partner. His practice centers on transactional matters, including business formation, contracts, real property, estate planning, and corporate governance, with additional experience handling contested probates and select litigation. Jed regularly acts as outside general counsel for corporations, local governments, and nonprofit organizations, advising on compliance, risk management, and day-to-day operational issues.

Jed is also licensed to practice in Wyoming and has extensive experience with Wyoming’s unique business and trust laws. He frequently assists clients with forming and structuring Wyoming entities, including corporations, limited liability companies, statutory trusts, and nonprofit organizations. He also advises on governance, capital raises, and compliance issues, serving as outside general counsel to both emerging businesses and established enterprises that choose Wyoming for its favorable legal framework.

Before joining the firm, Jed served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Canyon County, Idaho, and later as an Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Territory of American Samoa. These roles gave him substantial courtroom and trial experience in both criminal and civil matters. In addition to his professional career, Jed has lived abroad in both Japan and American Samoa, experiences that broadened his perspective and continue to inform his practice.

Born in Mount Vernon, Washington, and raised in Rigby, Idaho, Jed graduated magna cum laude from Utah State University with a B.A. in Political Science. He went on to earn his J.D., cum laude, from BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School, where he externed for Judge N. Randy Smith of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and Judge Dale A. Kimball of the United States District Court in Utah.

Jed is the proud father of three children: Reagan, Abigail, and Remington. Outside the office, he enjoys outdoor adventures, ultralight backpacking, and freediving and spearfishing—passions he developed while living in American Samoa.

Kim joined the firm as an associate attorney in 2018 and is now a partner. Her practice focuses on transactional work, including business formations, corporate governance, contracts, real estate, and other areas of commercial law. She also serves as legal counsel and consultant for local firms. Additionally, Kim assists clients with their estate and succession planning needs.

Kim approaches her clients’ needs from a holistic perspective—considering both current and future requirements. She ensures that personal and commercial documents are drafted to maximize benefits while minimizing the risk of future conflicts.

Before joining the firm, Kim owned and operated a small manufacturing business and worked as a designer and business consultant for over 15 years. Kim holds a law degree with a certificate in Business Law from the University of Utah, an MBA from Weber State University (with an emphasis in entrepreneurship), and undergraduate degrees in History and Hebrew from the University of Utah.

Originally from Utah, Kim relocated to Idaho with her husband and five children. She enjoys skiing, hiking, whitewater rafting, traveling, and anything that involves spending time with her family.

Tanna Osksa is an associate attorney at Hopkins Roden, where she focuses her practice on estate planning, civil litigation, general litigation, and criminal defense. She is licensed to practice law in both Idaho and Montana, having passed the July 2024 Bar Exam after earning her Juris Doctor from the Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana.

During law school, Tanna served as the Women’s Law Caucus President and was recognized with the Dean’s First Year Pro Bono Recognition for her dedication to service. She gained practical legal experience through internships and summer associate roles across southeastern Idaho, developing skills in litigation and client advocacy.

Tanna earned her B.S. in Business Information Technology with a focus on Management and Marketing from Montana Technological University, graduating with high honors. While at Montana Tech, she was a member of the women’s varsity golf team and received numerous academic and athletic honors.

Originally from Big Timber, MT, Tanna enjoys golfing, skiing, reading, and spending time with her family.

Andrew’s practice focuses on land use/real estate issues, estate planning, and probate. He uses his skills in administrative proceedings, judicial review, litigation, appeals, and document drafting to help clients solve problems, plan for the future, and achieve their goals.

Andrew was raised in the suburbs north of Seattle, served a two-year mission in Frankfurt, Germany, and graduated from the University of Washington with a B.A. in International Relations. He and his wife moved to Idaho just two weeks after getting married. In 2014, Andrew graduated second in his class from the University of Idaho College of Law, Magna Cum Laude, with a concurrent Master of Accountancy degree. These studies concentrated on law, taxes, business, and estates. While attending law school, Andrew interned with the Asotin County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, in Washington, and had won his first jury trial even before graduation.

After law school, Andrew served for a year as a law clerk in Moscow, ID, for the Honorable John R. Stegner. He then moved to Eastern Idaho and has been practicing here since 2015. Andrew has worked for individuals, companies, fiduciaries, and local governmental units, helping them solve their problems and navigate the applicable laws. Andrew has helped landowners in relation to planning and zoning law, easements, covenants, HOAs, boundary disputes, and local government issues. His expertise in real estate law complements his knowledge of tax law, estates, and trusts. This also allows him to work with clients to create estate plans that accomplish their desires as efficiently as possible. Andrew has also helped heirs administer estates and trusts.

In his spare time, Mr. Rawlings enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, reading, watching soccer, hiking, and playing board games. He is proficient in German and Danish in addition to English.

Mr. Cornelison brings a blend of business and legal experience to our firm. His thirteen years of legal experience range from advising startups to taking companies through complex Chapter 11 restructurings. His business experience consists of three and a half years providing management consulting services to Fortune 50 companies. Mr. Cornelison has presented at legal conferences, co-taught a law class at BYU, and co-authored the legal handbook on real estate for real estate brokers in Idaho.

Mr. Cornelison grew up on a dairy farm in Southeastern Idaho, where he experienced firsthand the opportunities and challenges of small business and agriculture. He spent two years living in Bogota, Colombia and remains fluent in Spanish. He graduated from law school at the University of Idaho and completed an MBA at BYU, focusing on strategy and entrepreneurship.

Following his MBA, Mr. Cornelison worked in Dallas, TX for international consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. There, he worked in the customer strategy segment, advising some of the largest companies worldwide.

Mr. Cornelison is the father of a young daughter whom he adores. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with her skiing, mountain biking, cycling, flying, and nearly anything outdoors. He and his daughter have competed in several bike races and look forward to more.

MBA, Brigham Young University, Marriot School of Management, Provo, UT, Entrepreneurship and Strategy Emphasis
Triple scholarship recipient, leadership in Entrepreneurship Club, member of Strategy and Consulting Club, and member of Marketing Club
J.D., University of Idaho, College of Law, Moscow, ID
Dean’s List for GPA, first place in negotiation competition two years in a row, second at nationals
B.A., Utah State University, Logan, UT, International Studies and Spanish
Awarded full academic scholarship and graduated Cum Laude

Originally from Big Timber, MT, Tanna enjoys golfing, skiing, reading, and spending time with her family.

Madison joined the firm as an associate attorney in 2025, right out of law school. Her practice includes both litigation and transactional work, focusing on intellectual property, business law, land use, real property, estate planning, and general civil litigation.

Madison’s childhood was split between Northern Colorado and Western Wyoming. While in Colorado, her parents ran a family restaurant, and she experienced firsthand the opportunities and challenges faced by small businesses. After moving to Wyoming, Madison began working in chemistry laboratories at the age of 15, gaining great interest and passion in the sciences. Madison now seeks to combine these interests in her practice and help clients protect their business interests and innovations, problem solve, and achieve their goals.

After graduating from Star Valley High School in Afton, WY, Madison attended the University of Wyoming, where she earned a B.A. in Chemistry, a B.S. in Business Management with a concentration in Entrepreneurship, and a J.D. While at the University of Wyoming, she was a member of the Women’s Law Forum and interned for the Wyoming Attorney General.

In her spare time, Madison enjoys spending time with her husband and their dog, hiking, baking, and playing board games.

Andrew Harker finds joy in his work by helping individuals and businesses solve problems. He focuses his work on estate planning, banking, real estate, tax law, and general litigation.

Andrew received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah, Cum Laude in political science. Andrew then received a merit-based full-ride scholarship to the University of Nebraska, College of Law.

While attending law school, Andrew served as President of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society and as an Executive Editor of Nebraska Law Review. He interned for the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance by providing advice to the Department for state and federal regulatory compliance. Andrew provided free legal services to the community through the College of Law’s Estate Planning Clinic. He also competed against other law students in the ABA’s Law Student Tax Challenge and was recognized with 2nd place nationwide for his writing and oral skills.

Born in Idaho Falls, and raised in Osgood, Andrew is glad to be home. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends, reading, and playing guitar.

Our office team at Hopkins Roden plays a vital role in supporting the firm’s legal team and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations. Known for their professionalism, attention to detail, and client-focused approach, these individuals are often the first point of contact for clients seeking guidance in estate planning, business law, civil litigation, real estate transactions, general counsel services, and family law. Their dedication to providing a welcoming and efficient environment helps reinforce our firm’s reputation for excellence and personalized service throughout every stage of the legal process. Get to know them better below!

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Gregory L. Crockett

Jed Bigelow

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Kim Reeves

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Tanna Osksa

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D. Andrew Rawlings

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Mark V. Cornelison

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Tanna Osksa

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Madison Rone

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Andrew Harker

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Tim Franklin

Shirley Gooden

Jace Ure

Barbara Thomson

Matt Lee

Lori Nelson

Maria Nunez

Connie Jones