Susan Stubson serves as Of Counsel in the Casper Office. She is a member of the Employment and Commercial Litigation Practice Group. Susan’s practice focuses on all aspects of labor and employment law with an emphasis on discrimination, harassment, and other employment-law issues. She has extensive experience with workplace investigations, employment contract litigation, workers compensation, and a variety of other employment law issues. Susan also assists commercial litigation clients with structured settlements.
Susan has a substantial pro bono practice where she assists clients with felony expungements, adoptions and immigration matters. She is a member of the Defense Lawyers Association of Wyoming (DLAW) and the Fee Arbitration Panel of the Wyoming State Bar. She was appointed by Chief Justice Fox to serve on the Board of Professional Responsibility as well as the Wyoming Supreme Court Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee
Susan is active in public service, both locally and at the state level, previously serving as board member and ex-officio legal counsel for the Casper Chamber of Commerce, the Wyoming Community Foundation, the Wyoming Symphony, the Wyoming Arts Council, and the Natrona County Public Library Foundation. She is a frequent speaker on women’s issues, the power of persuasion, and other topics of interest, and frequently publishes long-form op-eds on issues facing the American West.
In 2011, Susan was appointed to the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund by then Governor Matt Mead; she was later reappointed by Governor Gordon where she currently sits as chair. In 2019 she was named the Woman of Distinction by the Soroptimists International of Central Wyoming. She currently serves on the board of WyoFile, an independent news service reporting on all things Wyoming.
In her spare time, Susan enjoys spending time with her husband Tim, their two boys Huck and Finn, and their cow dog Ruby Clark.