U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge: A Constant on the Bench
By Lindsey M. Welfley Photo courtesy of the U.S. District Court, District of Idaho. We would like to congratulate U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge, Idaho's longest-serving member of the judiciary, on his retirement. If you're familiar with Judge Lodge's courtroom,…
Read Full ArticleIdaho Supreme Court on Warrantless Misdemeanor Arrests
By Jessica A.H. Howell A case out of the Idaho Supreme Court is making headlines around the state for a significant change in criminal procedure.[i] On June 12, 2019, the Court issued State v. Clarke, Docket No. 45062, unanimously holding…
Read Full ArticleAn Update on Federal Trademark Damages Law: Why Additional Clarity is Needed and May Soon Be Forthcoming
By Teague I. Donahey In trademark cases, the primary remedial focus is typically an injunction: the trademark owner seeks to prevent the defendant from continuing to use the trademark that has been infringed so that consumer confusion is alleviated and…
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