Month: August 2019

By Lindsey M. Welfley Robert Chastain grew up in Boise and is a tried and true Idahoan. Chastain attended Borah High School and played baseball before attending Boise State University […]

By Christina Mott Hesse Utilization of telehealth services is on the rise, particularly as health systems—and especially those serving rural populations—are thinking beyond the traditional, literal walls of their facilities. […]

By Kelsey J. Nunez Throughout the world, for-profit entities are declaring their commitment to “using business as a force for good”TM [i] and matching their ability to generate profits with […]

By Kevin A. Griffiths Introduction Declaring bankruptcy requires a disclosure of all of your “assets,” and this requirement is broad, necessitating the identification of lawsuits both actual and potential.  Failing […]

By D. Andrew Rawlings The situation is familiar.  Your client has filed a claim in a lawsuit.  The other party has been served.  The time to respond has passed.  But […]

By Leland K. Faux As an attorney primarily practicing in the area of consumer protection, I frequently handle cases involving used car sales and Idaho’s lemon law.  Nearly as frequently, […]

By Hon. Michael J. Oths “Why did you want to run for the Bar Commission?”  I’ve been asked this question many times over the last two years, including by my […]

By Mark J. Fucile One of the most significant developments across the legal profession in the past 25 years has been the increasing frequency of cross-border practice by law firms […]