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My goal is to represent personal and institutional clients to produce the most favorable outcome which meets their goals in an ethical, efficient, and cost effective manner.  I have practiced a wide variety of civil law, litigation, trial work, in Idaho for 35 years, and in Wyoming for 25 years.  I welcome the opportunity to serve new clients with their legal needs.  My problem solving approach seeks to quickly identify and get to the heart of a dispute or issue and seek a reasonable and fair outcome advantageous and acceptable to the client, not to prolong,aggravate, or increase difficulty or expense.

My different positions and varied industry-experience when coupled with my legal experience provide me with a unique perspective and insight into different industries and business-legal situations.  Typical client assignments include: business formation for partnerships, LLCs and corporations; sales/employment and related contracts; issues that arise with internet websites like ecommerce, privacy, user agreements, social media); extensions of business planning to succession issues. business sales and estate planning . My extensive training and experience in mediation also enhances my ability to anticipate and resolve issues before they need result in litigation as well as can help a client prepare for negotiations and mediation.. Cost effective legal advisor.  Client meetings are minimized and as a "tech-savvy" attorney I can work more efficiently with clients online through a secure private website so the privacy risks of email are eliminated and confidentiality convenience and fast-turnaround for my clients are enhanced.  I also offer my expertise in mediation, copyright, trademark and internet law to clients beyond Idaho. My approach to legal fees is to:. For financially strapped startups and those "starting over" I offer a sliding scale of hourly rates when justified.. Mediation. As a mediator I have worked for clients in California, Utah, Washington and Oregon as well as Idaho. I have settled over 95% of the cases I have mediated. My mediation experience is suitable for acting as a neutral for disputes or for partnering as well as training in-house managers and staffs on mediation. Of course for my own clients I would represent them rather than act as a neutral and can bring to bear on the resolution process my experience on my client's behalf.. Philosophy about practicing law. Practice prevention -- as in most other areas of life, preventive actions can often avoid or at least minimize litigation risks.  Where possible I build mediation and arbitration into legal agreements.  And since most cases that go to litigation settle (over 95%), I recommend mediation to resolve disputes because of the costs uncertainties and distractions of litigation.. And, I view how you implement legal agreements and policies as part of an integrated approach as to how your services and / or products are presented.  One that reflects, protects and supports your business practices and one that extends to everywhere you engage with prospects and clients.  This includes protection your intellectual property and supporting how you present your business and yourself on the internet as well as interacting in the physical world.. .

Mr. Conrad J. Aiken, a partner in the Boise Racine Olson Law office and a member of the Banking and Finance Practice Group, is an experienced banking lawyer with particular expertise in commercial financing and litigation, including loan documentation, secured transactions, and real estate matters, and in enforcement of creditors’ rights in loan workouts, foreclosures, and bankruptcy.  His clients include national, regional, and community banks, affordable housing lenders, and private lenders.  He also enjoys a practice handling wills and probate matters.. Prior to joining Racine Olson in 2001 Mr. Aiken was senior corporate counsel for U.S. Bancorp and its predecessor Idaho bank from 1981 to 2001.  From 1970 to 1977 he was house counsel for Fortune 500 companies in Denver and Louisville where he handled legal issues affecting those companies, including products liability, franchising, trademarks, antitrust, commercial sales and warranty litigation, and corporate planning and drafting.. Mr. Aiken has been recognized by his peers for his banking law expertise in Best Lawyers in America and has regularly lectured on banking law topics on behalf of the American Institute of Banking.  He has also lectured to college students and professionals on loan documentation and secured transactions, construction law, and antitrust law, and served on the Idaho Lawyers’ Committee to advise the Idaho legislature concerning adoption of the 2001 Revisions to Article 9 of the UCC.. Born and raised in Ohio, educated at Wittenberg University (B.A. 1966) and Duke University (J.D. 1969), Mr. Aiken first came to Idaho in 1969 to serve a one-year term as a judicial law clerk to Justice Allan Shepard of the Idaho Supreme Court.  He and his wife of over forty years have two grown children and three grandchildren.  Mr. Aiken is active in his community, having served as a member of the Idaho Management Committee for U.S. Bank, and for many years as a teacher and elder in a local Baptist Church.  He enjoys golf, running, sports of all kinds, and being with his family.

Mr. Beckham's specialty practice is focused on trial work in criminal and custody disputes, state appeals, as well as military discharge upgrades and appeals to military discharge review boards.. As a trial lawyer, including service as a former Chief Public Defender and Deputy Criminal Prosecutor, Mr. Beckham brings a wealth of experience as a miltary discharge upgrade lawyer who is licensed to practice by the Idaho State Bar and District of Columbia Bar. Brandon Beckham is a 2006 graduate of Boise State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy.  Mr. Beckham continued on with his education, earning a Juris Doctor (JD) from the the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law in 2009.. Mr. Beckham's strong commitment to social justice led him on to theological studies at Liberty Theological Seminary, where he completed an MA in Theological Studies that culminated in a Master of Divinity (M.Div) in 2014 and a Th.M in Theology, from Liberty University School of Divinity (2016). Following graduation from law school, Mr. Beckham served as Tribal Public Defender for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, for approximately 18 months from 2010-2012. Between 2018 to 2020, Mr. Beckham has served as a deputy criminal prosecutor in Boise, practicing as a Boise criminal attorney representing the community through prosecution of crimes.

Military attorney with 34 years of courtroom experience.  Mr. Todd began as a USAF JAG officer and then continued in military law practice after separation from the service as a civilian attorney focusing on military related cases.  Now handling mostly military divorce, child custody modifications and military pension divorces.

Michael Christian has deep experience in natural resources law, administrative law and litigation.  For over 25 years he has represented interests in oil and gas, mining, real estate and ranching.  He represents active operators in oil and gas exploration in Idaho for all local legal needs, and as a result has been a central participant in the creation of a new oil and gas industry in Idaho over the last several years.  He has litigated disputes across a wide variety of subjects.  He provides services including:. ·         Contract preparation and review including leases, real estate purchase and sale agreements, easement agreements, surface use agreements, asset and stock purchase agreements, business mutual aid agreements, and vendor contracts. ·         Litigation of contract, real estate and other disputes. ·         Advising business clients regarding human resources issues including employment agreements, employee policy manuals, terminations, severance agreements, discrimination and harassment claims, and non-compete, confidentiality and non-solicitation agreements. ·         Representing clients in proceedings before the Idaho Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, including applications for spacing orders and integration orders. ·         Assisting clients with regulatory compliance issues involving the Idaho Department of Lands and the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality. ·         Representing clients before county planning and zoning commissions and boards of county commissioners regarding applications for local entitlements. ·         Mineral title opinions, including drilling and division order title opinions for oil and gas clients. ·         Governmental relations including drafting legislation and representing clients in the legislature as a registered lobbyist, and representing of clients in the negotiation and drafting of county ordinances. ·         Representing clients in administrative hearings before the Department of Interior’s Office of Hearings and Appeals,   including mining claim contest actions and public lands grazing permit renewal appeals, and appeals to the Interior Board of Land Appeals. Michael has litigated a broad range of business and real estate issues, including both enforcing and defending against claims under employee noncompete, confidentiality and nonsolicitation agreements, intellectual property disputes, boundary and easement disputes, and a variety of contract disputes.  He has conducted bench and jury trials in Ada, Bonneville, Cassia, Canyon and Kootenai counties, and the United States District Court and Bankruptcy Court for the District of Idaho.  He has successfully argued appeals to the Idaho Supreme Court and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.  His significant results include:. ·         Defeated employer claim attempting to enforce employee noncompete agreement, obtaining summary judgment and payment of client’s attorney fees by employer.. ·         Defeated CERCLA cost recovery claim for historic mine tailing contamination on summary judgment.. ·         Defeated claims alleging breach of geothermal lease on summary judgment, and obtained judgment for attorney’s fees against plaintiff lessor.. ·         Trial counsel in month-long trial of construction dispute, resulting in recovery of more than $300,000 for client and defeating opposing party’s $1,700,000 counterclaim.. ·         Obtained summary judgment against United States in mining claim patent dispute, and award of attorney’s fees in favor of client under Equal Access to Justice Act.. ·         Settled multi-million dollar intellectual property claim against manufacturing client for less than 5% of claim after deposition of opposing party.. ·         Obtained voluntary dismissal of property damage negligence claim after successful exclusion of plaintiff’s expert witness.. ·         Settled multiple partnership dissolution disputes on favorable terms.. Education:. Michael received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University in 1987, and his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Washington in 1990.  In law school, he won two moot court competitions and was selected to the school’s chapter of the Order of Barristers.. Publications:. “A Summary of Revisions to Idaho’s Oil and Gas Conservation Act and Rules: Responding as Production in Idaho Nears Reality,” Idaho Law Review Vol. 49, No. 2 (2013).

Max represents the small businesses of Idaho. With hands-on experience in both law and business, Max understands the legal complexities and entrepreneurial ingenuity it takes to run a business.. After earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder, Max spent nearly a decade working as a landman in the exploration and production (E&P) sector of the Oil & Gas Industry. Max performed patent to present title research and leased mineral rights on land developed for petroleum and natural gas exploration in Colorado, Texas, California, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Utah. Max has spent many years traveling around the Western United States, largely in agricultural regions, where he obtained a unique appreciation for the land and the natural resources we hold so dear.. After his experience in the private sector, Max received his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Idaho College of Law. Max spent his first year of law school in Moscow before moving to Pocatello for the summer and clerking for the Honorable N. Randy Smith of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. After moving to Boise to finish his legal education, in his final year of school Max clerked for the Honorable B. Lynn Winmill of the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho.. Max loves recreating in the beautiful outdoors of Idaho. Whether it’s hiking and camping, playing at many of Boise’s amazing parks, or hunting in the great wilderness of Idaho, Max has made the Gem State his home.

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Margo’s practice focuses on general civil litigation, including business, construction, and commercial law.  Prior to joining Angstman Johnson, Margo spent five years as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in both Lewiston and Payette, Idaho.. Margo earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho College of Law.  Prior to law school, Margo majored in Communication and Political Science, earning her Bachelor degree from the University of Washington in Seattle.. While attending law school, Margo was involved with, and held a secretary position with the Student Bar Association.  She was also the co-president of the Women’s Law Caucus and a member of the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association.  Margo also participated in Touro Law study abroad program, where she studied in China and took courses in Chinese law and international criminal law.. When Margo is not in the office she enjoys skiing, hiking, and going to trivia night.

M. Sean BreenSean Breen grew up in Idaho and is a graduate of both Idaho State University and the University of Idaho. Sean is retired from the United States Army having served our country for over 23 years. Sean is an experienced trial attorney who began his practice in 1994 after clerking at the U.S. Department of Justice, Minnesota Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Department of Energy.Sean now primarily practices in domestic relations (or family law) but also handles general legal matters (e.g. contracts, non-compete agreements, business formation, landlord tenant, probate, employment, personal injury, workers comp, etc.). Sean has litigated hundreds of civil trials in southern Idaho involving a number of different legal matters.Sean and his wife, Lora (who is also a senior Army officer and an attorney) helped co-found Anser Charter School; Idaho’s first service-oriented and community-based K-8 public charter school. They spent several years helping the school plan and organize the purchase and remodel of the school’s current facilities. Sean also participates in numerous other service-oriented activities including the Idaho Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (IALL), Recreation Unlimited (Bogus Basin’s adaptive ski program), and Boise’s downtown YMCA. He also volunteers his time through coaching soccer, baseball, tennis and other youth sports programs. Sean spends many summer afternoons rafting Idaho’s wild and scenic rivers in the summer and skiing Idaho’s mountains in the winter.ATTORNEY'S CURRICULUM VITAE:M. Sean Breen, Sr., born in Austin, Texas in 1963. Grew up in Idaho from 1966 to the present.EDUCATION:Idaho State University (Bachelor of Arts with honors) 1986; University of Idaho College of Law (Juris Doctorate) 1994; William Mitchell College of Law (visiting student Spring 1994).MEMBERSHIPS:Idaho State Bar admitted in 1993 (Member of the Family Law, Litigation, and Professional Ethics Sections); American Inns of Court, Barrister (Eagle Rock Inn); Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program, Idaho Trial Lawyers Association, Idaho Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (IALL), Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA).EXPERIENCE:Major (Retired) U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps. Partner, Manweiler, Breen, Ball & Davis from 1999. Environmental law and regulatory compliance work at the Idaho Nuclear Laboratory (INL) 1993-1995. Private practice in Idaho Falls, Idaho from 1995 - 1999. Legal clerkships at the U.S. Department of Energy, Minnesota Attorney General's Office and U.S. Department of Justice.PRESENT PRACTICE:Representation largely focuses on domestic relations and family law matters (e.g. divorce, child custody, support, adoption, guardianship). Also conducts legal reviews and litigates the validity non-competition agreements, represents injured workers and other persons injured by the negligence of others.REPORTED CASES: Frieburger vs. JUB Engineers, Inc. 141 Idaho 415 (2005). This Idaho Supreme Court case establishes the legal precedent under which non-compete agreements are analyzed under Idaho law.

Louis Spiker comes to Johnson May with over 10 years of legal experience in Idaho. His practice emphasizes creditors’ rights, commercial litigation, and business transactions. Louis also practices in the areas of real estate, land use, and agriculture. Louis earned his Juris Doctor at the University of Idaho College of Law after obtaining a degree in economics from the University of Michigan. Prior to joining Johnson May, Louis was a partner in a Boise law firm where he managed that firm’s Creditors’ Rights practice group.

Layne Davis, founding and managing partner of Davis & Walker, is focused on providing mediation services, particularly for parties in all family law related matters, including divorce, child custody, child support, spousal maintenance, and asset division (including real estate interests, businesses, retirement accounts and debts). Layne Davis, licensed as an attorney by the Idaho State Bar since 1994, is considered one of the top family law mediators in the state where his practice focus is to assist clients in developing out of court settlements.. At Davis & Walker, our commitment is to assist parties in facilitating a mutually agreeable solution while encouraging parties to retain control of these family matters, typically at a notably reduced financial and emotional burden when compared to more traditional litigation methods. While mediation is not suitable for all matters, we strive to provide a basis to determine through collaborative efforts whether this alternative dispute work might avoid the courtroom.. Central to our practice is maintaining client confidentiality, fostering respect for all parties, and conducting our work in an impartial and unbiased manner. We value providing a safe environment where each party is heard and to the degree possible, to provide a mechanism for family centered outcomes. We hope you will give us the privilege to work with you.

Kira specializes in products liability, professional negligence, and personal injury litigation. She also has diverse experience serving as litigation counsel for individuals and companies of all sizes and in a variety of contexts, including business torts, fiduciary relationships, and a range of contract disputes.

Kelby Monks began his successful legal career shortly after earning his juris doctorate. Just before he joined the team of personal injury attorneys at The Idaho Advocates, he proudly finished his degree at the University of Idaho College of Law.. Prior to graduation, Kelby worked as an intern for the Idaho Supreme Court. The internship allowed him to work directly with the Honorable Justice Robin Brody, where he explored the ins and outs of the state’s supreme court. He practiced scripting bench memorandums and drafted original copies of opinion statements. Kelby also spent time in law school working as a law clerk at a local firm. He had the opportunity to handle several types of cases, mostly involving personal injury and medical malpractice, which helped him gain valuable legal insight.. Born and raised in Treasure Valley, Kelby has started a family of his own with his wife, their child, and a soon-to-be-expecting baby. He loves spending time with his family, as it reminds him of his own childhood. And while he serves the role as a family man, he’s equally as passionate about being involved with Idaho’s legislative community. His passion for practicing law and ensuring that the law is served in a just manner is exactly what drives him to be a successful attorney at The Advocates.

Joshua graduated in the top third of his class at Hamline University School of Law and he brings a wealth of insight from his 12 years of practicing law in the Treasure Valley.

Joshua C.P. Reams is an Partner with The Elder Law Group of Ahrens DeAngeli Law Group. Joshua’s practice is focused on estate planning and long term care for seniors. He received his B.A. degree, magna cum laude, from Northwest Nazarene University and his J.D. degree, summa cum laude, from Willamette University College of Law, where he graduated as Class Valedictorian. During law school, he was a member of the Willamette Law Review and the Moot Court Board receiving the Bruce Spaulding Award for Trial Advocacy and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award.. Joshua is an accredited attorney with the Veterans Administration as well as a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Trust and Estate Professionals of Idaho, the Oregon State Bar (member, Elder Law Section, Estate Planning and Administration Section, and Taxation Section), Idaho Bar Association, the American Bar Association (member, Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section) and the Boise Estate Planning Committee. Joshua is also on the Board of the Alzhiemer's Association: Greater Idaho Chapter.. Joshua is licensed to practice in Oregon and Idaho.

Jordan Roeske is licensed to practice law in Idaho and Oregon. Jordan is a dedicated attorney who is passionate about exceeding client need and ensuring all participants gain an adequate level of understanding regarding their legal inquiry.. He graduated from the University of Idaho College of Law where he gained a JD with an emphasis in Business Law and Entrepreneurship. In addition to providing business and tax assistance, Jordan enjoys and excels at legal research. He values practicing law because it allows him to work with clients to produce positive results for themselves and their companies.

Joe grew up on a farm in Southeast Kansas. After high school, he enlisted in the United States Air Force as an Aircraft Electrician. After his military duty, he attended Washburn University School of Law and graduated with Dean’s Honors. Joe earned a Natural Resources Law Certificate as well as an Advocacy Certificate upon graduation.. Prior to joining Tolliver Law Firm, Joe practiced law at Crowley Fleck PLLP in its Billings, MT office where he focused on natural resources law and civil litigation. Joe’s experience includes drafting oil and gas title opinions, drafting mining title opinions, mining claim disputes, federal oil and gas lease re-instatements, title curative, eminent domain, quiet title actions, and general civil litigation matters.

Jeremy Andrew is the attorney for the dietary supplement industry. After having successfully completed his education at the University of Utah in biology, chemistry, and health education, he set out as an entrepreneur in the supplement and health food industry. Immediately after four years at the University, Jeremy opened his first supplement and health food store, and later he became General Vice President of a small retail chain of health food stores that he was involved with. His education afforded him the opportunity to work closely with customers/clients as a nutritional consultant, knowing the physiology of how certain dietary supplements would affect the people whom he served. After several years, he got out of the business side of the dietary supplement industry to become a lawyer who could successfully assist CEOs and others in the industry, with making sure to follow FDA and FTC guidelines for the supplements they manufacture. Since he graduated from law school in January 2009, his focus has been in business and corporate law to that end. Jeremy is truly a one-of-a kind lawyer in the dietary supplement industry side of things. No other lawyer that he knows of has the practical, hands on industry-specific business experience, combined with the scientific education and legal acumen for handling such matters that face manufacturers of dietary supplements in today's ever evolving and quickly changing regulatory world. He is positioned to be of great benefit as either general counsel to or legal consultant on a specific case-by-case basis to those who are navigating the heavily self-regulated dietary supplement industry, with the knowledge and ability to forecast potential pitfalls for such clients.

Jeff has been recognized among the top attorneys in the State of Idaho. Featured in the ABA Journal, he has earned a reputation for effectively and efficiently resolving complex and challenging legal issues.. Jeff is experienced regarding personal injury, wrongful death, employment disputes, construction defect, and complex commercial litigation.  Although he has often earned clients large awards through mediation and settlements, his proudest work has occurred inside the courtroom.  Representative verdicts include the recent Hennefer v. Blaine County School District jury verdict of $3,500, for the wrongful death of a 15 year old boy (upheld on appeal in 2015), a $3,157, verdict in a LLC member dispute (Withers v. Western Waste (2012)), and a $875, verdict in a complex commercial contract dispute upheld twice on appeal (Griffith v. Clear Lakes Trout, 143 Idaho 733 and 146 Idaho 613 (2009).  Jeff has recovered over $12,000, for his clients since 2012.

Jared B. Martens provides high-quality legal solutions for people who need a criminal defense lawyer to represent them in matters ranging from a misdemeanor charge such as DUI to a felony charge of aggrevated battery.  At Martens Law Office, P.C., clients find a lawyer who cares deeply about their futures and who is determined to protect their interests.. Mr. Martens takes a problem-solving approach to the legal matters and provides candid, straightforward advice and counsel to clients.. For a consultation with attorney Jared Martens at Martens Law Office, call  or.

Jack Nicholas Wagner is a dedicated and experienced family law and father's rights attorney representing clients across the Treasure Valley. Jack understands that your case will have a lifelong impact on your future and loved ones. Jack takes pride in guiding his clients through some of the most stressful chapters of their lives. Jack is a single father to his five-year-old daughter, Sophia, and his story as a parent has given him a passion for helping his clients protect what matters most.

J. Grady Hepworth distinguishes himself with his passion for law, his love of serving others, and his strong work ethic. A trial attorney, Grady has trial experience representing clients in Ada County, Twin Falls County, and Elmore County. Grady also successfully argued before the Idaho Supreme Court in November 2019 in Smith v. Glenns Ferry Highway District, which protected whistleblowers' constitutional right to trial by jury.. An Idaho native, Grady graduated from the University of Washington School of Law in the top third of his class.  While in law school, Grady was a Senior Editor for the Washington Journal of Law Technology & Arts,as well as co-Champion of the 2017 Judson Falknor Appellate Advocacy Competition.  Grady gained invaluable judicial experience while interning with the Idaho Supreme Court, the United States District Court for the District of Idaho, and the chambers of Judge Richard C. Tallman for the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.  These experiences provided a strong understanding of the court systems in the Pacific Northwest at every institutional level. Prior to law school, Grady graduated magna cum laude from the University of Idaho, with a double major in International Studies and Political Science.  Grady held leadership positions for the Associated Students of the University of Idaho, the Martin Institute of International Studies, and the Sigma Chi Fraternity—both locally and as Undergraduate Representative to the International Executive Committee.. Outside the courtroom, Grady loves family, friends, and food.  Grady is an avid skier, and tries his best on the golf course.  Grady is excited to devote time and resources giving back to our local communities and serving the Great State of Idaho in any way possible.

In the 26 years I have been in practice, there have been countless times I have been asked "aren't you burnt out?"  My answer is always "I love my job!"  I can think of no other profession that allows me to interact with different people on a daily basis and be able to help others and also keep the competitive fire burning that has always been a part of who I am. My practice is now solely dedicated to those who are facing criminal charges. We will always initially discuss a person's case with them at no cost. If you are facing criminal charges and are unsure of the process and or your possible defenses, please don't hesitate to contact us at to set up a consultation.

IEL advises clients on complex employment law matters ranging from regulatory compliance counseling, employee relation issues, complaints and compliance with civil rights law, and litigation defense and strategies for employment related matters. Taylor Barton is a licensed attorney in the State of Idaho and joined Idaho Employment Lawyers in February 2019. He was born and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho prior to attending the University of Idaho, where he earned both his undergraduate and law degree. While in law school, Taylor served as an editor on the Idaho Law Review, as well as a competitor in the Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition held in New York. In law school, Taylor gained invaluable knowledge and experience while interning with the Idaho Supreme Court under Justice G. Richard Bevan, as well as with St. Luke’s Health System’s in-house legal team. Each of these unique experiences helped prepare him for the practice of law within his home state, and to understand the challenges that many Idaho employers face. Taylor is passionate about litigation and helping his clients resolve disputes in an efficient manner, priding himself on his ability to communicate effectively both verbally and though written skills exemplified in his meticulous brief writing. He also enjoys counseling employers on a variety of topics dedicated to preventing litigation, including workplace discrimination, retaliation, implementation of internal policies, and other complex laws such as the ADA and Title VII.. Taylor has a passion for public speaking, and the ability to capture an audience having presented to several groups of employers on a variety of occasions covering issues impacting the workplace. This includes presentations on laws such as the ADA and Title VII, as well as newer issues impacting employers, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the various ways it has affected the workplace. Ultimately, Taylor’s drive and motivation lies in serving his clients and ensuring they feel valued and well represented. In his spare time, Taylor enjoys all the Idaho outdoors has to offer, including camping, hiking, and skiing. He also enjoys a friendly game of golf, so long as he is playing well, and playing his guitar when he can find the time. Taylor prides himself on his ability to develop relationships with people and looks forward to being able to serve Idahoans for years to come.