Idaho mandates specific insurance requirements for all drivers to ensure financial responsibility in case of accidents. Understanding these requirements is crucial for all vehicle owners and operators in the state. Minimum Liability Coverage Idaho law requires drivers to carry liability insurance with at least the following minimum coverage limits: Bodily Injury Liability: $25,000 for accidents […]
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In Washington State, understanding how first-party insurance coverage works is essential for anyone involved in an accident. First-party coverage includes Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage. This blog discusses how PIP, UM and UIM coverage work in Washington State as well as how the Insurance Fair Conduct Act (IFCA) comes into play.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) latest report on toy-related deaths and injuries reveals that in 2023, an estimated 154,700 children aged 12 and under were treated in emergency rooms for toy-related injuries, and tragically, 10 children lost their lives in toy-related incidents. With the holiday season upon us, it is essential for parents
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Republicans are expected to rescind the Biden administration’s nursing home staffing rule before it takes effect. The rule, which mandates minimum staffing levels, has faced opposition from the nursing home industry, which argues it doesn’t address current workforce challenges. Consumer advocates and public health experts fear that repealing the rule could harm both residents and
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In Idaho, personal injury cases typically hinge on proving negligence and establishing liability. Understanding these concepts is essential for anyone involved in or pursuing a personal injury claim. Here’s an overview of how negligence and liability work in the context of Idaho law. Negligence Negligence is a legal theory that must be proven in most
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In Idaho, individuals can pursue a variety of personal injury (PI) cases. These cases arise from incidents where someone suffers harm due to another party’s negligence or intentional actions. Here are the main types of personal injury cases that can be pursued in Idaho: 1. Car Accidents Car accidents are among the most common personal
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On Sunday afternoon, a vessel caught fire in Elliot Bay, Washington. The Seattle Fire Department, the Washington State Ferry Vessel Chimacum, and several Good Samaritan vessels responded promptly to assist. The vessel’s sole occupant, unable to stay aboard due to the intense flames, abandoned ship and was rescued by a nearby Good Samaritan. After being
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On Friday afternoon, around 2:45 p.m., a sedan collided with a motorcycle near 8th Avenue and West Nickerson Street. According to police, the driver of the sedan was driving eastbound on Nickerson Street entered the roadway and crashed into a motorcyclist traveling westbound. The motorcyclist died as a result of the collision. A drug recognition
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In Idaho, if a landowner or possessor of land negligently maintains their property, resulting in injury, then the injured party may be able to sue the landowner and/or possessor for damages. This is commonly known as premises liability. Whether the landowner had a duty to protect the plaintiff from the hazard that injured them depends
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Reducing a healthcare provider lien in Idaho involves negotiation and understanding of state laws regarding medical liens. Here are the steps you can take to get your lien reduced: 1. Review State Laws and Regulations Understanding Idaho’s statutes concerning medical liens is the first step. Idaho Code § 45-701 et seq. governs medical liens. Familiarize
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