Background
Hoy, Carleton R. was born on December 12, 1928 in Sioux City, Iowa, United States.
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Carleton R. Hoy
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University of South Dakota (Bachelor of Science in Business. Admiral., 1950; Juris Doctor, 1956).
Career
Worked at Hoy & Hoy (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) specializing in General Litigation. Medical Malpractice Defense, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury Law. Trials and Appeals. Workers Compensation.
Admitted to the bar, 1956, South Dakota.
1994, Minnesota.
Phi Delta Phi. Member, University of South Dakota Board of Law Review, 1955-1956.
Law Clerk to United States. District Judge, District of South Dakota, 1956-1957.
Special Assistant to United States.
Attorney, 1973-1974. Member: Minnehaha County and American Bar Associations. The State Bar of South Dakota (President, 1979-1980).
South Dakota Trial Lawyers Association (President, 1968-1969).
American Board of Trial Advocates. Federation of Insurance Counsel. Fellow, International Society of Barristers (President, 1988-1989).
American College of Trial Lawyers.
Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers. HOY & HOY was founded in 1987 by Carleton R. "Tex" Hoy and his son, James L. Hoy.
The major thrust of their work is insurance defense. The firm has been active in all phases of health care activities, professional associations and civic affairs
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Membership
Member, University of South Dakota Board of Law Review, 1955-1956. Law Clerk to United States. District Judge, District of South Dakota, 1956-1957.
Special Assistant to United States.
Attorney, 1973-1974. Member: Minnehaha County and American Bar Associations. The State Bar of South Dakota (President, 1979-1980).
South Dakota Trial Lawyers Association (President, 1968-1969). American Board of Trial Advocates.
Federation of Insurance Counsel.
Fellow, International Society of Barristers (President, 1988-1989). American College of Trial Lawyers. Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers.
Fellow, International Society of Barristers (President, 1988-1989).
American College of Trial Lawyers. Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers.
