An arrest for assault or battery in Idaho requires a reliable defense to avoid a criminal record. People guilty of these crimes could receive fines, jail time, or both. After an arrest, the accused must understand the charges and the possible penalties. Assault and...
Dealing with an Idaho winter can be tricky, especially if your schedule causes you to spend much of your time on the go. And while driving in hazardous conditions is one of the more notable dangers, even walking during the winter months can be a risk. A surprising...
Most criminals are allowed to retain their possessions after being imprisoned or convicted of crimes. However, there are drug crimes that are committed using advanced manufacturing supplies or inside of covert houses. Criminal forfeiture in Idaho removes the assets...
Becoming a nurse is a dream that many Idaho residents hold dear in their hearts. However, everything could change in the blink of an eye if a person is arrested for DUI. It’s crucial to know what can happen to your career if you face charges. DUI’s effect on nursing...
All workers in Idaho deserve to be free of discrimination on the job. Unfortunately, in spite of the law, some employers are guilty of discriminating against employees. This gives any employee who is being targeted the right to file a discrimination claim against the...
Idaho law in some cases considers two or more people conducting business to be a partnership. This holds true even if you didn't formally register the business. Registering as an LLC or corporation, however, would classify your company differently. It's important to...
A common concern of business owners, especially those who are sole proprietors, is whether they should open a business bank account. You may want to consider the benefits before going without this type of bank account. Required for some business structures IRS...
If you were hit by a drunk driver, you may be wondering what to do next. Drunk drivers are a danger to everyone on the road, and that's why it's important to take action decisively to protect yourself and other people who may encounter them. Seek medical attention...
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law designed to help employees balance their work and personal or family responsibilities. Qualifying workers in Idaho and other states usually get some time off work in specific situations, and they don't have to...
An automobile accident could leave someone with obvious and severe injuries. Someone bleeding from lacerations or knocked unconscious may be rushed to an Idaho emergency room. However, bleeding can happen internally, and a person might suffer a concussion without ever...
