Category: Digital Advocate

Commissioner’s Message: Who Wouldn’t Want to be Perry Mason

By David E. Kerrick I first wanted to be a lawyer sometime between 1957 and 1966. It was during this time that I was introduced to perhaps the greatest lawyer […]

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Idaho Students Awarded at National Mock Trial Championship

By Carey A. Shoufler Idaho was well represented at the recent National High School Mock Trial Championship in Athens, Georgia. Idaho’s courtroom artist, Mikayla Dougherty, placed third in the National […]

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Hon. Jesse Walters Exemplifies Passion for Learning

By Lindsey M. Welfley An Idaho native through and through, Justice Walters was born in Rexburg in 1938 and graduated from Idaho Falls High School in 1957. The path to […]

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Community Commitment Drives Bill Gigray

By Lindsey M. Welfley William (Bill) Gigray is a Caldwell native and has been a longstanding positive force in his local community for decades. Bill grew up around the legal […]

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Idaho’s Great Outdoors Inspire Jeff Fereday

By Lindsey M. Welfley Over nearly 40 years in law practice, Jeffrey Fereday has fashioned a distinguished career in water rights, natural resources, and environmental law. Growing up in Boise, […]

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Rob Chastain Embodies Small-firm Excellence

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 […]

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A Brave New Telehealth World

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. […]

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Enforcing the “Benefit” Part of Benefit Corporations

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 […]

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Whose Claim Is It? Judicial Estoppel in Post-Bankruptcy Claims

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 […]

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Default and Default Judgment in Idaho

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 […]

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