Month: July 2022

Kristin Bjorkman Dunn Idaho State Bar Commissioner Fourth District Published September 2021 I live in a neighborhood where one of the streets ends with a cul-de-sac in front of a […]

Catherine A Freeman Gregory B. LeDonne Jodi A. Nafzger Cathy R. Silak Published October 2021 Several years ago, our Idaho State Bar (“ISB”) membership faced some internal division over whether […]

Stephen L. Adams Published October 2021 Every so often, we as attorneys must deal with the unfortunate fact that our client, whether a plaintiff or a defendant, has passed away. […]

Hillary S. Vauhn Published October 2021 Real estate law is often the last bastion of resistance to technology.  Enter 2020—the year we could do virtually nothing but almost anything virtually—and […]

Tayler W. Tibbitts Published October 2021 Joint tenancies have long been utilized by real property owners to hold and transfer real property at death. However, certain statutory changes undergirding the […]

Charlie S. Baser Rebecca Fitz Published October 2021 Summer wildfires have become an unsettling seasonal reality in Idaho. Recently, summers bring not only long, sunny, warm days and all the […]

Gary L. Cooper Idaho State Bar Commissioner Sixth and Seventh Districts Published October 2021 Recently I was elected Bar Commissioner for the Sixth and Seventh Judicial Districts.  As I begin […]

Carey A Shoufler Published November/December 2021 Mark Twain once said a lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes. With the widespread […]

Elizabeth Finley Published November/December 2021 The role of Latino immigrants in Idaho dates back to the early 1900’s when, after the Mexican Revolution, people from Mexico began immigrating to working […]