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Sometimes Subsequent Injuries Are Covered and Sometimes They Are Not.

By: Fred J. Lewis On July 20, 2016 the Idaho Industrial Commission filed their Finding of Fact Concussions of Law and Order in Funke v Atkison Logging Company Inc. and Liberty Northwest Insurance. In this case the Claimant suffered a compensable accident which resulted in Total Permanent Disability. It left…

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Is President Trump’s Immigration Ban Illegal or Unconstitutional?

By Joseph G. Ballstaedt On January 27, 2016, President Donald Trump shocked the world by ordering a travel and refugee ban. This executive order specifically bars citizens from seven majority-Muslim countries (Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, and Somalia) from entering the United States for 90 days, regardless of their…

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Idaho Supreme Court Clarifies Adverse Possession Time Restriction

By: T.J. Budge Idaho law recognizes the doctrine of adverse possession, whereby a person can acquire ownership of real property by occupying it for an extended period of time to the exclusion of others. This is sometimes referred to as a “squatter’s right.” A person claiming ownership by adverse possession…

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ISP Reports an Increase in Wildlife Near Highways and I-84

ISP cautions drivers across southwest Idaho to be aware of an increased number of deer and elk near highways and along I-84.  The harsh winter conditions have driven wildlife closer to populated, well-traveled areas of the state. Nationally, deer collisions are the cause of an estimated 1.23 million collisions per…

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