Many slip and fall victims dismiss their claims because the hazard seemed obvious. A wet floor, uneven pavement or scattered debris might have been visible moments before the accident. However, visibility does not automatically mean the property owner is free from...
If you face a shoplifting charge, you may worry about what the charge means for your future. Shoplifting generally means taking merchandise from a store without paying for it. In Idaho, the value or type of item involved often determines whether the charge is a...
After a job loss, the promise of financial support can be tempting to accept quickly. However, severance agreements can include terms that work against your interests. Spotting problematic terms early can prevent unwanted consequences later. Overly broad non-compete...
Most people associate drug trafficking with large operations and organized crime. However, Idaho law sees it differently. What surprises many people is how little it takes to cross the line from possession to trafficking. Understanding this distinction is critical for...
Contracts are a cornerstone of many business transactions. For a small business owner, a contract is a way to stabilize business relationships, and this can often mean ensuring that finances are consistent. Agreements with vendors, lenders, contractors, customers and...
