Category: Digital Advocate

Redlining and Intergenerational Wealth

McKay Cunningham Latonia Haney Keith Published November/December 2021 This April, HB 377 was signed into law. The new law aims to ban critical race theory in Idaho public schools.[1] President […]

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The Idaho Human Rights Act is Long Overdue for a Legislative Update

Susan E. Park Dough A. Werth Published November/December 2021 The Idaho Human Rights Act needs attention. The Idaho Legislature has not made a meaningful amendment to the act since 2005, […]

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What Does a Client Expect?

Laird B. Stone Idaho State Bar Commissioner Third and Fifth Districts Published November/December 2021 When a potential client walks in your door, what does that individual expect? You need to […]

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Calculating Economic Loses from Lost Earnings in Employment Termination Cases in the Ninth Circuit

Charles L. Baum II, Ph.D. Published June/July 2022 The United States Supreme Court during its 2019-2020 term reviewed several employment termination cases to determine whether the Civil Rights Act protects […]

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Discrimination Based on Gender: Reconciling Bostock in a Rapidly Evolving Workplace

Leslie M.G Hayes Emma C. Nowacki Published June/July 2022 It takes tremendous courage for a transgender employee to make the decision that he, she, ze,[1] or they is ready to […]

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An Interview with Hon. Candy W. Dale: On Retirement (and Recall)

Anne E. Henderson Published June/July 2022 “I’m not done yet” –Hon. Candy W. Dale The Honorable Candy W. Dale was chosen for appointment to the federal bench in 2008. At […]

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The Gender-Based Pay Gap in Idaho and Beyond

Jennifer S. Palmer Published June/July 2022 The Equal Pay Act of 1963 amended the Fair Labor Standards Act to protect against sex-based wage discrimination across the country.  Many states followed […]

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Navigating Restrictive Covenants in a Mobile Workforce

Savannah G. Ward Published June/July 2022 We can all agree that 2020 and 2021 were crazy years for everyone, but labor & employment lawyers were dealt a particularly interesting hand.  […]

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Consistency and Change Can Comfortably Coexist

Kurt D. Holzer President Fourth District Published June/July 2022 “Be well, do good work, and keep in touch” -Garrison Keillor It is a bit daunting trying to produce something insightful/pithy/entertaining/useful […]

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Extended Foster Care: Because Needing Support Does Not Stop at Eighteen Years of Age

Catherine E. Enright Published February 2022  Many of you, like me, may not remember what happened on your 18th birthday.  We remember that we magically became an adult capable of […]

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