Racine Attorney, Scott Smith, successfully defended a suit to void a 16 year land contract in an Idaho Supreme Court win that included attorney fees.
See the decision below.
https://www.isc.idaho.gov/opinions/41448.pdf – Decision
In 1940, Racine Law Office was established by University of Idaho Law graduate, Louis F. Racine, Jr. From its formation, Racine Law has recognized the importance the University of Idaho Law School plays in Idaho’s legal system. Today, Racine Law employs nineteen full time attorneys who obtained their JD’s from the University of Idaho Law School. Racine Law office has been repeatedly recognized on the College of Law Donor Roll under Lifetime Gifts, and has played an important role in funding scholarships for past and current law students.
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You may generally expect to receive your first check within twenty-eight days of the injury, unless you have been notified that the claim was denied or is being investigated. Contact the insurance company to determine exactly when benefits checks are issued.
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On Thursday, January 22nd, District Judge Eric Wildman granted a motion to stay the Rangen curtailment order.
http://www.idahostatesman.com/2015/01/23/3606876/judge-blocks-curtailment-order.html)
Tippi Jarman and T. J. Budge became Shareholders on January 1, 2015.
Brent Whiting became the firm’s newest partner on January 1, 2015.
We at Racine Olson Nye Budge would like to express our sincerest condolences to fellow Sixth District Bar Member, Attorney Craig Jorgensen, for the sudden passing of his wife Marcia. She was friendly, outgoing, and will be missed by all.
The attorneys and staff at Racine generously donated to this year’s Secret Santa. As a result, they were able to purchase clothes, shoes, and toys for 17 children in need.
An Amended Judgment was entered on 12.2.14 by District Judge Darren Simpson in Fagen, Inc. v. Lava Beds Wind Park, LLC, and Exergy Development Group of Idaho, LLC, Case No. CV-2013-261 (Bingham County, ID), in the total sum of $1,050,559.14 (copy attached). The Amended Judgment adds awards for prejudgment interest ($167,081.22), plus attorney fees ($35,156.50), plus costs ($138), to the original Judgment recently entered for $848.183.42 principal only. Fagen, Inc., a Minnesota-based global engineering and construction firm, had contracted to develop six (6) wind parks in Idaho, including the one in Bingham County. John Goodell represented Fagen, Inc. Becky Harvey, paralegal, and others, assisted. Defendants have appealed, which is pending.
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