Lawyers get things done. A truism apparently learned by my 10-year-old son. During a recent recess at school he used such knowledge in his negotiations
Hispanics are vital to the success of Idaho farms and ranches. Hispanics fill many hard-working jobs that other people are unwilling to do. According to
Beard St. Clair Gaffney is pleased to announce that Kent W. Gauchay has joined the firm. Kent has practiced law here in Idaho for over
Some cows have them. Some cows don’t. Regardless of whether or not your cows are branded, the law requires brand inspections when cattle are transfered,
Letterman or Leno? That was the assignment handed out in my freshman year college English course. I was to debate which late-night talk show host
The Idaho Right to Farm Act protects Idaho farmers and ranchers in their farming activities. However, that protection only applies to the extent that the
There are an estimated 115,000 – 125,000 beekeepers in the United States. Most of those beekeepers are hobbyists with less than 25 hives. Commercial beekeepers
I sue people. In a conservative place like Idaho that job description could cause me to feel like an outcast. Ralph, from the animated movie
Water in Idaho and many of the western states is managed under the Prior Appropriation Doctrine. This doctrine follows the principle of “first in time
Beard St. Clair Gaffney is pleased to announce that John M. Avondet has been awarded the BV® Distinguished™ Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®, the country’s
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