Idaho Lawyers Michael Roe to Monteleone Law

Explore Idaho attorneys like Michael Roe, Michael Rude, Michael Schmidt, Michael Stoddard, Michaela Adams, Michelle Agee, Michelle Mortimer, and Monteleone Law Offices. in cities like Boise, Coeur d'Alene, Boise, Rexburg and Boise. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 83702, 83814, 83702.

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Mike French

Monte Gray

Monica Salazar

Monica Brennan

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Michael Roe

Firm: Givens Pursley LLP

601 West Bannock Street , Boise , Idaho 83702

Practice Areas: Civil , Corporate , Securities , Business, Business, Business, Business, Business

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Mike French

Firm: Bartlett & French, PLLP

1002 W Franklin St. , Boise , Idaho 83702

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Monte Gray

Firm: Shoshone-Bannock Tribes

P.O. Box 306 , Fort Hall , Idaho 83203

Practice Areas: Native Peoples Law

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“Monte is an outstanding bankruptcy lawyer. Your search is over. He does quality work. I refer clients to him.”

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Monica Salazar

Firm: Salazar Law, PLLC

Po Box 354 , Nampa , Idaho 83653

Practice Areas: Immigration

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Monica Brennan

Firm: James Vernon and Weeks

1626 Lincoln Way , Coeur D Alene , Idaho 83814

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Monica Flood Brennan is an experienced attorney licensed to practice law in Idaho and Washington. She’s been a practicing attorney and litigating cases in Idaho since 1995 and in Washington since 2010.. Monica has been litigating Criminal Defense cases involving felony and misdemeanor charges, including DUI and domestic batteries. She also specializes in family law, custody, divorce, adoption and guardianship; as well as personal injury cases, including car crashes and slip and fall. Monica has represented thousands of clients in North Idaho and Spokane, WA.. Monica Flood Brennan offers friendly and meaningful legal solutions.

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Molly Miragas

Firm: Elam & Burke. P.A.

Po Box 1539 , Boise , Idaho 83701

Practice Areas: Business

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Mo Haws

12550 W Explorer Dr Ste 100 , Boise , Idaho 83713

Practice Areas: Business

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Minert Law Office

, Boise , Idaho 83703

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Steve guided me through the probate process for my brother's estate. This effort included a court hearing and coaching me for acting as a personal...”

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Miller Hawkins

, Boise , Idaho 83706

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Joseph Miller and his associate Lisa have been an absolute pleasure to work with. Not only are they prompt and professional handling all legal matters, they...”

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Michelle Vos

Firm: Office of Administrative Hearings

Po Box 83720 , Boise , Idaho 83720

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning

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Michelle Points

Firm: Points Law, PLLC

199 N Capitol Blvd Ste 200 , Boise , Idaho 83702

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Failed to follow through with my case. Seemed like she took the easy route instead of trying her har”

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“Excellent Attorney”

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Michelle Mortimer

Firm: Rigby Andrus & Rigby Law, PLLC

25 N 2nd E , Rexburg , Idaho 83440

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Michael Stoddard

Firm: Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley, LLP

Po Box 1617 , Boise , Idaho 83701

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Advertising, Advertising, Advertising, Advertising, Advertising

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Michael Schmidt

601 E. Front Ave., Ste 502 , Coeur d'Alene , Idaho 83814

Practice Areas: Banking, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate, Business, Construction

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Michael Rude

Firm: Rude Law, PLLC

2310 N 4th St Ste A , Coeur D Alene , Idaho 83814

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Put simply, Michael and Kristin were a God send. Thanks to the both of them, I have a relationship with my baby girl again. Within two days of hiring them, Michael had done what my…”

— Chad Dean

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Michelle Agee

Firm: State Public Defender - Twin Falls Office

233 Gooding St N , Twin Falls , Idaho 83301

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“Had her as my public attorney for a 2022 case and she is just amazing, she knows her way in a courtr”

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Michaela Adams

Firm: Bartlett Law, PLLC

1002 W Franklin St , Boise , Idaho 83702

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“or both counts . I couldn’t be more happy with how she approached the jury and even objected in th”

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Monica Gray

Firm: State Public Defender - Ada Office

200 W Front St Ste 1107 , Boise , Idaho 83702

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

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“I endorse this lawyer. Monica is a true fighter for her clients and a powerful force in the courtroom. Her trial skills are second to none.”

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Monte Neil Stewart

Firm: Stewart Taylor & Morris PLLC

12550 W. Explorer Drive , Boise , Idaho 83713

Practice Areas: Civil Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Civil Trial Practice, Appellate Practice, Antitrust Law, Constitutional Law

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“I have been a judge on three courts for the past 30 years, including an serving as an Associate Justice on the Idaho Supreme Court, our states highest appellate court. I have seen …”

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Monteleone Law Offices

Firm: Monteleone Law Offices

350 N 9th St , Boise , Idaho 83702

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Sam and Jason are two of the smartest and most hardworking attorneys in town. Their outcomes in cases are far better than average and you can be sure they...”

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