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Wyatt Johnson is a civil trial veteran. As lead trial counsel, he has tried multiple cases to juries and judges. He also frequently appears before the Idaho Supreme Court. In addition to trial work, Wyatt engages in a transactional practice involving real estate and related business ventures. He regularly practices before city and county planning and zoning authorities as well as various State administrative agencies. Wyatt graduated summa cum laude from Washington State University with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 1993. In 1998, he graduated in the top quarter of his class from Northwestern School of Law at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. In conjunction with his professional practice, Wyatt is an active member in his community. He has served on the Idaho Supreme Court Evidence Rules Advisory Committee, and is a past president of the Idaho Trial Lawyers’ Association, and is a past Chairman of the Idaho State Bar Litigation Section. He also serves on local non-profit boards for Idaho Smart Growth and the YMCA. He regularly lectures at seminars and workshops providing continuing education for attorneys and other professionals.

Tiffany Hales has been a practicing attorney since 1994.  She started with Hamilton, Michaelson and Hilty in Nampa Idaho and did general litigation work.. In 2002 Tiffany moved to Utah and was hired by the Utah Department of Workforce Services to be an Administrative Law Judge in the area of employment law, a position she remained in for one year until being hired to be legal counsel for the Department of Workforce Services.. In 2005 Governor Jon M. Huntsman appointed Tiffany to be the Chair of the Workforce Appeals Board, where she oversaw appeals from administrative proceedings relating to employment law. Tiffany has always had a love of aviation and during her time in Utah she worked as adjunct faculty for Utah Valley State University.  Tiffany wrote an on-line Aviation Law course and then taught the course both live and on-line.. In 2015 Tiffany returned to work in Idaho and began working for Brian Webb Legal.  As an attorney at Brian Webb Legal Tiffany specializes in family law, including divorce, custody modification, paternity actions, guardianships and probate work.  In addition Tiffany does criminal defense work, planning and zoning work and other general litigation.. In her free time Tiffany is a volunteer 4-H leader and enjoys spending time with her husband and children.

The attorney who has an expert level understanding of the law, excellent at communicating, takes the time to listen, and who will aggressively advocate for their client is truly unique.  If your case is important and you are looking for an attorney who is a balance of them all, you want Matthew J. Holden to advocate on your behalf.

Susan M. Graham is founder of Senior Edge Legal (formerly The Graham
Law Office, P.A.).  An authority on estate planning, elder law and VA
benefits law, Ms. Graham is a widely acclaimed speaker and seminar
leader in the field of estate planning.  Her journey into estate
planning stems from personal experience, witnessing the profound
challenges faced by loved ones left without a plan.  Determined to spare
others emotional upheaval and potentially dire financial ramifications,
she opened her law practice in 1977.  Since then, she has established
personal relationships with thousands of clients in an effort to
optimize their estate planning and elder law requirements, including
trusts, trust administration, wills, living wills, Medicaid planning and
VA benefits.  Her ultimate goal is to help her clients protect their
assets and keep what they have worked so hard for, providing them and
their loved ones with the certainty and protection they deserve.. A graduate of Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science degree,
Ms. Graham received her MBA with an emphasis in finance from Boston
University, and her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Idaho,
Moscow.  She has also taught college-level finance courses at Washington
State University, Pullman and the University of Idaho, Moscow.. A member of the Idaho State Bar Association, Ms. Graham is admitted
to practice before all the courts in the state of Idaho and the U. S.
Federal Court.  She is co-founder and past president of The American
Association of Trust, Estate and Elder Law Attorneys (AATEELA) and
Treasure Valley Estate Planning Council (TVEPC).  Ms. Graham is also a
member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

Rick Stacey is a partner with the law firm of McConnell Wagner Sykes + Stacey PLLC specializing in the litigation of complex business disputes, with an emphasis in construction and real estate matters. He is rated by Martindale-Hubbell as an "AV" preeminent peer review rated attorney.. Rick Stacey represents general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, suppliers, sureties, lenders and project owners in all phases of construction litigation; drafting and negotiating construction contracts; and advising clients on legal issues arising throughout all phases of construction.. Rick has litigated and arbitrated all types and sizes of construction disputes including complex construction litigation/arbitration involving hundreds of thousands of pages of electronic information, prosecuting and defending against mechanic’s lien claims, and collection matters on behalf of construction and supply companies.. Rick has drafted and negotiated construction contracts for all types of construction projects. From complex engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) contracts on behalf of Fortune 500 companies to simple subcontract agreements on behalf of small construction subcontractors. Rick has extensive knowledge of most standard form construction agreements including those drafted by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), and the Engineering Joint Contract Document Committee (EJCDC) as well as the ConsensusDocs.. Rick also represents lenders, title companies, and property owners in all phases of real estate litigation and title insurance defense matters.. Rick is an Idaho native who has lived most of his life in Boise, Idaho. Prior to practicing law, he worked for nearly ten years within the construction industry performing general construction and project management work for a Boise landscape construction subcontractor. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, from Boise State University, and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Utah College of Law. He is a member of the Idaho State Bar Association Litigation Section; the American Bar Association Forum on the Construction Industry; and the Idaho Association of Defense Counsel. He is recognized by Mountain States Super Lawyers for his expertise in Construction Litigation and the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer. Rick is an avid golfer and actively involved board member at Hillcrest Country Club.

Nate Peterson provides legal solutions to individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations; through counsel and representation in civil and commercial litigation. His Boise, Idaho based practice areas include business and employment matters, family law, criminal defense, and injuries to person or property.  He provides ethical and competent legal services to Idaho residents, and seeks to ensure that client objectives are best served by their legal rights.  Altogether, he is focused on providing legal solutions to individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations; through counsel and representation in civil and commercial litigation. His practice areas include business and employment matters, family and custody issues, criminal defense, personal injury, and civil rights violations.. Nate is a fifth generation Idahoan, born and raised in southern Idaho.  He holds a degree in Economics and minor in Political Science from Boise State University, where he was elected student body president. Upon graduation he gave the student commencement, and shortly thereafter served as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in the former-Soviet Republic of Georgia.. Nate attended the Gonzaga University School of Law as a Thomas More Scholar. At Gonzaga, Nate graduated magna cum laude, served as an associate editor of the Gonzaga Law Review, and served as editor-in-chief of the Gonzaga Journal of International Law. Nate was also the recipient of Gonzaga’s Morey-Maurice Award for service and leadership. Nate’s legal internships and externships during law school include the Idaho U.S. Attorney’s Office, the City of Spokane Valley City Attorney’s Office, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington, and Gonzaga’s Business Law Clinic.. Nate completed an appellate clerkship under Nevada Supreme Court Justice Mark Gibbons and a trial court clerkship under Idaho Fourth Judicial District Court Judge Richard Greenwood. Subsequently, Nate started his own private practice and became a Judge Advocate in the Idaho Army National Guard—he is a graduate of the U.S. Army Infantry School’s Basic Officer Leader Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Judge Advocate General’s School Judge Advocate Officer Basic Course and the Advanced Officer Course at the University of Virginia located in Charlottesville, Virginia.. Nate served as a trial defense specialist in the Idaho Army National Guard by providing legal defense services to guardsmen facing criminal and/or adverse employment actions. Presently, he serves as the Brigade Judge Advocate in the Idaho Army National Guard 116th Brigade Headquarters where he advises the command on all military issues and manages a staff of judge advocates and paralegals. Nate is also a member of the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association and the Idaho Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.. Nate strongly believes in providing ethical and competent legal services to his clients and ensuring his clients’ objectives are best served by their legal rights. He works tirelessly so that his clients receive the full benefits and protections that are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and Idaho State Constitution, and all applicable federal, state, and local laws. He is experienced in representing his clients through settlements, trials and appeals.

My practice is focused on personal injury, wrongful death, civil rights, and insurance coverage and bad faith litigation. For the better part of the last decade, I worked for several of Idaho’s most respected insurance defense firms and gained significant experience in personal injury and complex litigation matters. I have a proven track record of successful results for his clients in both state and federal courts. After nearly a decade of litigation experience in these practice areas, I now represent individuals in the same type of personal injury and wrongful death cases which I previously defended. This experience is invaluable in taking care of my clients.. I graduated from the College of Idaho (B.A., cum laude, 2010) and the University of Idaho College of Law (J.D., 2014). Admitted to the Idaho State Bar in 2014 and is licensed to practice in the state and federal courts in Idaho. Outside of work, I spend my free time with my wife and two little girls and enjoy taking advantage of Idaho’s great outdoors.

My practice is dedicated entirely to criminal defense in the state of Idaho. I began my career in Criminal Law as a prosecutor where I handled thousands of criminal cases and became familiar with how prosecutors and judges think and make decisions. I strongly believes every individual charged with a crime is entitled to not just representation, but a high-quality legal defense. I am committed to providing the best criminal defense services an attorney can offer.. In my part-time, I am a Captain in the Idaho Air National Guard where I serve as a JAG officer providing legal advice to the commanders of the Idaho Air National Guard.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Jorge Salazar is the Principal Attorney at Armis Law, PLLC. Born in the Rio Grande Valley and raised in Austin, Texas, Jorge came to Boise, Idaho, to further his professional pursuits. After graduating with a Juris Doctorate and gaining crucial experience under the Texas Attorney General, Jorge was sworn into the Idaho State Supreme Court and Federal District founding Armis Law PLLC, Jorge was a partner at a law firm in Boise. Throughout his legal career, he has gained a strong aptitude for processing complex Civil and Immigration legal issues-gaining Jorge a favorable reputation for successfully representing his clients in Judicial and transactional proceedings. In addition to working at Armis Law, PLLC, Jorge enjoys exploring Idaho, traveling, hiking, skiing, and playing tennis. Jorge often travels to Texas and Mexico whenever he has the chance, where he spends time with family and friends.. • Hablamos Español (Fluent in Spanish)

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.

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.

I'm a licensed attorney in both Idaho and Alabama. My legal journey took me through the Mississippi College School of Law, and my roots trace back to southern Mississippi. I proudly earned a BA in Public Policy during my time at the University of Mississippi.. I'm here to provide top-notch legal support and advocacy. Let's work together to tackle your legal challenges!

I was born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin. I attended the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse where I graduated with highest honors and received a B.A. in Economics and Spanish in 2007. After receiving my undergraduate degree, I became a small enterprise development Peace Corps Volunteer in Benin, West Africa. While in Benin I worked to establish microfinance associations with women’s groups in local villages.Following my service in the Peace Corps, I served as an AmeriCorps member at Brooklyn Workforce Innovations, a workforce development non-profit organization in Brooklyn, New York. I then moved to California and attended the University of California – Davis School of Law.. While in law school I continued pursuing my passion for social justice and developed a strong interest in immigration law. I participated in the school’s immigration law clinic, served as a board member of a non-profit organization, the King Hall Legal Foundation, and was co-chair of the Immigration Law Association. I also spent a summer interning at Tahirih Justice Center in Falls Church, Virginia, working with immigrant women fleeing gender based violence.. Upon graduation from law school in 2014, I received a UC Davis Public Interest Fellowship which I used to begin practicing immigration law.. In my free time, I enjoy hiking, biking, snowboarding, bowling and spending time with my family.

I received both an M.B.A. and a J.D. from the University of Arizona. I completed my undergraduate study at California State University at Long Beach. I am licensed to practice in Idaho, Arizona, Florida and Washington and am admitted to practice before the U.S. Claims Court, the U.S. Tax Court, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court for the Districts of Idaho, Arizona, Middle District of Florida and the Eastern District of Washington, as well as the state courts of Idaho, Florida, Washington and Arizona.. I am AV rated and a Board Certified Creditors' Rights Attorney, by the American Board of Certification.  I am a member of the American Bar Association (Business and Contract Law Sections, and the Forum Committee on the Construction Industry), the Idaho State Bar (Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Sections), the Fourth District Bar Association, the Arizona State Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association (Small Practice Section and Business Law Section), the Building Contractors Association of Southwestern Idaho, the Commercial Law League of America and the American Bankruptcy Institute. Concentrating in commercial litigation, creditors’ rights and secured transactions, my practice also involves bankruptcy litigation, construction law and contract disputes.

I have practiced law in California since 2005, and in Idaho since 2019. I have worked in the business transactions department at Hawley Troxell, the largest law firm in Idaho, as well as in the litigation trenches of state and federal courts in California and Idaho. I have tried over 40 cases through verdict, over 30 of which were jury trials. I've represented clients in millions of dollars worth of deal transactions. I have also trained and assisted lawyers with less trial experience in trial and witness preparation and strategy. I volunteer as pro bono counsel for Family Advocates / CASA.. I went to the University of Michigan for my undergraduate degree, and Michigan State University for law school. I graduated law school with a Cum Laude honors designation, and a Corporate Law Concentration.. I married with two (almost three) children and two dogs. I grew up in a family of autoworkers in a small farming town in Michigan. I was the first in my family to graduate college and attend law school. My childhood was spent raising horses, cleaning stalls, and breaking ice out of water buckets in cold Michigan winters. I grew up drag racing my father's 1972 Plymouth Duster that, to this day, has less than 30,000 original miles (a quarter mile at a time). I have fully restored a 1972 Westsail 32 sailboat, driven a dirt bike across Patagonia, South America, and studied Spanish in Barcelona, Spain. I enjoy coding in Javascript (VueJS), woodworking, and MIG welding in my workshop. Most of all, I enjoy spending time with my family.. I look forward to learning about you and your business, and providing you with relentless representation and maximum leverage in your transaction or trial.

I have practiced law for over 40 years, primarily in the areas of personal injury, workers compensation, and employment discrimintation.  Consistently recognized by my peers for exceptional knowledge and integrity, I have the passion to fight for your cause and the compassion to understand how this has impacted you and your family. i have been a leader in the use of technology in the legal field, and am fully committed to working virtually with my clients, using email for digital documents and video conferencing to help them avoid a trip downtown and the waiting room.  At this point in my career, my practice is limited to major personal injury cases.