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Practice Areas
- Agriculture Law
- Banking & Finance
- Bankruptcy & Creditor Rights
- Civil & Commercial Litigation
- Construction Law
- Corporate & Business Law
- Types of Companies
- Business Contracts
- Business Leases
- Business Operations
- Buying and Selling a Business
- Financing Your Business
- Resolving Business Disputes
- Starting a Business
- Succession Planning for Your Business
- Tax Issues for Your Business
- Working With Your Employees
- How an Idaho LLC Could Help You With Your Small Business
- Some Basics About an Idaho LLC (Limited Liability Company)
- Idaho Business Law Do I have Employees or Not
- Idaho LLC 4 Things an Operating Agreement Accomplishes
- What You Need for a Basic Idaho Business Contract
- Offer AND Acceptance - Is There a Valid Contract
- What Type of Business Structure Should I Have?
- How to Keep Your Idaho LLC Valid
- Protecting Your Business With the Idaho Trade Secrets Act
- Three Things to Know About Non-Compete Agreements
- Five Steps to Create an Idaho LLC
- Four Key Concepts to Know About Non-Disclosure Agreements
- Three Things to do if Your Business is Dissolving
- Hope for the Best and Plan for the Worst
- The 3 Most Common Small Business Mistakes
- Three Things to do if Your Business has Employees
- You Need a Plan for Divorce, Disability or Death
- 5 Tips for an Enforceable Contract
- Amending Your LLC Operating Agreement
- Do You Need a Tax ID Number for Your Business?
- What is Your Plan for Divorce, Disability or Death
- Business Owners and Personal Guaranty Agreements
- Ending Your Business
- Get it in Writing - Always use a Written Contract
- Idaho Business Law What Kind of Property can a Corporation Own
- Idaho Business Law Keeping Your Corporate Finances Separate
- Idaho Business Law Operating Your Business When a Stalemate Exists With the Owners
- Idaho Business Law Selling Your Ownership Interest in a Business
- Idaho Business Law Corporate Minutes - Why You Must Keep Them
- Idaho Business Law Importance of Keeping Corporate Formalities
- Selling the Assets in Your Business
- Selling Your Business
- How to Resign From a Business
- Can the LLC Operating Agreement be Amended
- What is a Capital Account in an LLC?
- How to Change the Name of Your LLC
- Idaho Business Law do I Have to File Separate Taxes for My Idaho LLC
- Idaho Business Law Real Estate Investing and LLCs
- Idaho Business Law Selling Real Estate Owned by Your Business
- Idaho Business Law How do You Break a Tie Vote in Your Business
- Idaho Business Law What is an LLC, and Do I Need one for My Business
- Idaho Business Law: You Need an Operating Agreement for Your Pocatello LLC
- Idaho Business Law: Avoid These Mistakes When Setting up Your LLC
- Idaho Business Law: When Should You use Corporate Resolutions in Your LLC
- Should You Choose an S Corporation or an LLC
- Using an LLC for Real Estate Investments
- Is Your LLC Ready For 2020
- Does Your LLC Operating Agreement Need to Be Updated?
- A New Year Is the Perfect Time to Start an LLC
- Does the Name of Your Business Really Matter?
- Dissolution of a Limited Liability Company
- Checklist to Create an Idaho LLC
- Pocatello Business Law Protecting LLC Business Owners From Divorces, Death And/Or Disability
- Idaho Business Law Life Insurance as Part of Your LLC Succession Plan
- Idaho Business Law Your Idaho LLC Operating Agreement
- Idaho Business Law Idaho's Certificate of Organization, LLC
- Idaho Business Law Simple Steps In Setting Up An Idaho LLC
- Idaho Business Law What Entity Should You Choose For Your Small Business
- Idaho Business Law Employees And Non-Compete, Non-Disclosure And Non-Solicitation Agreements
- Idaho Business Law Employers, Employees And The Coronavirus
- Why You Need A Written Operating Agreement For Your LLC
- Your Business And Your Employees During the Coronavirus
- The 3 Cs of a Good Business Plan
- Are My Workers Employees or Independent Contractors?
- Legal Risks in Bringing Employees Back During the Coronavirus Pandemic
- Idaho Business Law Difference Between Shareholders and Board of Directors
- Idaho Business Law: The Different Entities You Can Choose From for Your Business
- Completing The Annual Report For Your Idaho Business
- The Importance of Keeping Good Business Records
- Keeping Records of Your Employees
- Transferring Your Interest in an Idaho LLC
- What You Need to Know About Bylaws for a Corporation
- Idaho Business Law Does Your Business Entity Need a Board of Directors?
- Idaho Business Law Advice on Handling Corporate Accounts
- Idaho Business Law do I Have a Contract? Part 1 - The Basics
- Idaho Business Law do I Have a Contract? Part 2 - A Written Contract
- Idaho Business Law do I Have a Contract? Part 3 - Who Can Make A Contract
- Idaho Business Law do I Have a Contract? Part 5
- Shareholders Meetings in a Corporation?
- What an EIN is and Why You Need One for Your Business
- Importance of Having a Registered Agent
- Good Business Records Can Save Your Business
- Review Your Corporate Documents
- New Year's Resolutions for Your Small Business
- Idaho Business Law how to Manage Transfers of an Owner's Interest in the Business
- Why do You Need an EIN for Your Business Entity?
- Criminal Law
- Elder Law & Medicaid Planning
- Estate Planning
- Estate & Trust Administration
- Family Law
- Insurance Defense
- Intellectual Property & Internet Law
- Personal Injury
- Public Utility Law
- Real Estate & Land Use
- Tax Planning & Tax Dispute
- Water Law
- Workers’ Compensation
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"When it comes to our business work, we trust Racine Olson.” Premier Technology Inc.
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“Randy has been our family’s attorney for many years. I’ve not only retained Randy to help with our family business, but I’ve used Randy and his firm in more than one complicated issues. I’ve never been disappointed.” Shawn - Previous Client
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“Randy has been our family’s attorney for many years. I’ve not only retained Randy to help with our family business, but I’ve used Randy and his firm in more than one complicated issues. I’ve never been disappointed.” Shawn - Previous Client
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"Pat George, well there is so much I can say…. EXCELLENT lawyer! He leaves no stones unturned. If you are in need of an excellent Lawyer I would highly recommend Pat George. He turned a life threatening accident into a life changing event.” Personal Injury Client
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"Pat George, well there is so much I can say…. EXCELLENT lawyer! He leaves no stones unturned. If you are in need of an excellent Lawyer I would highly recommend Pat George. He turned a life threatening accident into a life changing event.” Personal Injury Client
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"The attorneys here are just fantastic my dad and I are big fans…they are the best in Pocatello. I have lived in Poky my whole life” Previous Client
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“I had been to many other law firms concerning my case. They were willing and able to help me out and I feel confident that they will do what is best for me.” Previous Client
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"Fred Lewis is very knowledgeable, courteous, and efficient in explaining everything you need to know to help you win your case. He truly cares about you as a person and is on your side." Workers' Compensation Client
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"Fred Lewis is very knowledgeable, courteous, and efficient in explaining everything you need to know to help you win your case. He truly cares about you as a person and is on your side." Workers' Compensation Client