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06/30/2022

BWL.legal is hiring! Seeking qualified attorneys. See full job postings at:
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12/13/2021

Can a Landlord List Late Fees in a Notice to Pay Rent?

Tenants' financial responsibilities are contained in their lease agreement, including rent, utilities, late fees, & others. What is the amount you can demand in your notice to pay?

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Idaho law provides landlords with an expedited proceeding when tenants fail to pay their rent pursuant to a lease agreement.

12/07/2021

New Requirements for Landlords in Notices to Pay Rent

When a tenant fails to pay rent, the landlord is required to serve written notice demanding payment, subject to an action for eviction if payment is not made...

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When a tenant fails to pay rent, the landlord is required to serve written notice demanding payment, subject to an action for eviction if payment is not made.

10/21/2021

Check out our latest blog post on being selected as a finalist for the Better Business Bureau's Torch Award!

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01/12/2021

The SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is currently in the process of being allocated new funding for the second round of applications. With this new round of funding, the criteria for eligibility have changed:

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We are aware that our members and communities are encountering continued economic difficulties related to the COVID-19 pandemic. We feel so fortunate to have been able to assist so many… read more →

12/11/2020

On December 4, 2020, U.S. District Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis in New York, ordered the federal government to restore DACA to its original terms.

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11/20/2020

Check out Edwina’s interview on The Lawyer Stories podcast!

The Lawyer Stories Podcast Episode 25, featuring Edwina Elcox, Idaho Criminal Defense Attorney. Edwina earned the nickname “The Pitbull in Heels,” because of...

10/30/2020

We could not be more honored that Edwina Elcox is being featured by Lawyer Stories. Her interview is coming soon. Go get em! As always, contact us if you have been charged with (or are being investigated for) a crime.

I represent people who have been condemned by the government as criminals. As a criminal defense attorney, I fight every day for the freedom of my clients. It is my utmost responsibility to stand by my clients and defend them when they may be facing one of the worst situations in their lives, being charged with a crime. I spend many late nights, early mornings, and weekends diligently working to make sure I am prepared to be an absolute zealous advocate for my clients. Being a criminal defense attorney was never the career path I intended, but it chose me for a reason. I knew I wanted to be a lawyer for as long as I can remember, but never a criminal defense lawyer. My first year of law school I actually said “I will never practice criminal law.” Famous last words. Through some unexpected opportunities, I got the chance to intern with a prosecuting attorney’s office during law school. Instantly, I loved the courtroom, I loved litigation and I loved criminal law. I spent the first half of my career as a prosecutor. Some lawyers rarely see the inside of a courtroom, let alone an actual jury trial. I have spent my career in court. As a prosecutor, I began to see fundamental flaws in the criminal justice system. Admittedly, flaws I had previously heard about but didn’t believe existed. I knew then that I could no longer help enforce a system that imprisoned people instead of addressing mental health and substance abuse issues; a system that was impossibly ill-equipped to see people as human beings with all different backgrounds and struggles. So I decided I would defend those people. Every day I strive to make sure that my client’s rights are protected and that they know as their lawyer I will stand by their side, protect them against the power of the government and the condemnation of the public. I will ensure they have a fighter in their corner.
Edwina E. Elcox, Esq.
Brian Webb Legal

10/26/2020

An executor is an individual(s) or entity that a person designates to “execute” (carry out) the stated intentions in their Will.

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Do you have a hard time understanding legal terms often referred to as legalese? If so, you are certainly not alone. Understanding what legal terms mean and what they refer… read more →