Stacey Romberg Bio
AffiliationsStacey L. Romberg has enjoyed practicing law for twenty-four years, and is licensed to practice in Washington, Idaho and the District of Columbia*. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Idaho State University in 1985, graduating with High Honors; a law degree from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1987, graduating cum laude; and an advanced legal degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 1991, graduating with distinction.
Stacey worked in private practice both in Washington, D.C. and the Seattle area prior to opening her own office in 1999. In addition, Stacey served as a staff attorney for the U.S. Senate, a session attorney for the Washington State Senate and a Pro Tem Magistrate for the Seattle Municipal Court. Stacey has published articles related to business law in the Idaho Law Review and the New York Law School Journal of International and Comparative Law.
Stacey enjoys writing articles about a variety of legal topics involving business law and estate planning, and has been published in the King County Bar Bulletin, Puget Sound Business Journal, and DeNovo (the Young Lawyers’ Division magazine of the Washington State Bar Association). In addition, she is a frequent public speaker at continuing legal education courses, women’s business networking groups including eWomen Network, and programs sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
On a personal note, Stacey enjoys traveling, the arts (particularly dance, theatre and visual arts), and lots of physical activities including spin, weight lifting and yoga. Stacey remains an avid tennis player, having attended college on an athletic scholarship. Stacey resides in Greenwood with her beloved cat Roger.
Stacey proudly serves on the Board of Directors for Tennis Outreach Programs (“TOPS”). TOPs, a nonprofit organization founded in 2003, designs and offers affordable tennis programs and a safe place to learn for underserved and at-risk youth in our community. By introducing tennis to our youth, TOPS introduces kids to a sport that they can play for their lifetime and promotes fitness in an engaging and entertaining way. The game of tennis teaches sportsmanship, confidence, teamwork and builds positive relationships — all valuable lifelong skills that go well beyond the court. For at-risk youth, these skills can provide the edge to achieve a successful life. As a former sectionally ranked junior and college player, Stacey strongly supports TOPS’s mission.
“A Happy Lawyer is a Professional Lawyer” by Irene Leonard. Features an interview with Stacey Romberg
