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All Contracts (Including Simple Residential Lease Agreements) Should Prepare for the Unexpected

By Joseph G. Ballstaedt To properly draft a contract, a person usually needs to step into the future and understand unfavorable or damaging possibilities that could result as the contract is performed. Some possibilities may be extremely unlikely, and others may be difficult to discern on the surface, but a…

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Steps an Employer Can Take to Comply With the Fair Credit Reporting Act

By Lane V. Erickson, Attorney In order to determine how an employer can comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, in creating an employment relationship with an employee, let’s consider the following common scenario.  You are a manager at an employing company that has several job vacancies to fill. This…

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3 Tips on Having the Estate Planning Talk with Your Children

By Lane V. Erickson, Attorney Every generation is different in how they communicate. This is the reason for the name “the silent generation”. It seems that Baby Boomers, and Generation X members, as well as later generations, are much more open and willing to discuss matters than older generations are.…

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Federal Judges Address Overworked District Court, Bankruptcy Among Elderly, and Liberal Ninth Circuit

In the 2016 Eastern Idaho Bench Bar Conference held in Fort Hall on September 23, 2016, three federal judges from Idaho addressed current concerns. First, Chief U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill explained that, based on the current caseload, Idaho needs another federal district judge. Currently, Judge Winmill is Idaho’s…

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