Idaho Law Blog
Racine Olson has been representing everyday Idahoans for more than 75 years. The firm’s founder, Louis F. Racine Jr., understood well the hard work of people like you who raised this community up out of the high desert earth. “Racine” strived to ensure that the negligence and misconduct of others would not jeopardize all that his clients had worked hard to achieve.
Today, the Idaho personal injury attorneys of Racine Olson carry on Racine’s legacy. We have the only physician-attorney practicing in Idaho. In addition, we have a state policeman, now attorney practicing with us. When people retain lawyers at Racine Olson, they don’t get just one attorney, they get the combined experience of all the lawyers in one of the largest and oldest personal injury law firms in Idaho. Like our founder, we understand that success is no coincidence. Through zealous advocacy, hard work and commitment, our personal injury attorneys team up to get Idahoans the recovery they deserve.
But, that’s not all our attorneys accomplish when they represent everyday people. In addition to achieving compensation for these clients, our attorneys make Idaho a safer and better place for us all.
For example, when we fought for a pregnant woman who became seriously ill after she ate contaminated pot pie, all of the food in Idaho got a little safer. When we fought for the mother of a child who was killed by an Idaho daycare worker, all of our children got a little safer. When we fought for an elderly woman who was sexually assaulted by an assisted living worker, all of our elderly parents got a little safer. When we fought for a female firefight who was sexually harassed at work, the workplace in Idaho got a little safer. When we fought for an elderly man who developed a large pressure sore shortly after he was admitted to a hospital with a broken ankle, all of hospital care got a little safe. And, when we fought for a father who was told that the skin cancer that eventually killed him was nothing to worry about, all of our medical care got a little better. We fight for our clients because it makes Idaho a safer and better place for all of us to live.
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