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General contractors in Idaho and around the country are often required to pay liquidated damages when their projects are not completed on time, which means they do everything they can to keep things moving. Stop work orders prevent them from doing this because they...
Most forms of discrimination are illegal in Idaho workplaces; pregnancy discrimination is one of them. Unfortunately, in spite of the laws, some supervisors and bosses still discriminate against employees who are in this protected class. Understanding pregnancy...
Idaho is full of people who take pride in earning a living by working hard. Unfortunately, some adults find themselves victims of workplace discrimination. While this type of behavior can happen in many ways, some employers illegally target workers based on...
Commercial real estate involves income-producing properties that are generally worth more than residential properties. Consequently, the stakes are higher in the Idaho CRE segment, and litigation is common. Breach of contract A breach of contract is one of many...
Consequential losses can occur to businesses in Idaho as an indirect result of property damage. Sometimes called secondary loss, policy coverage for consequential losses are not part of standard business insurance policies that cover damage to property and equipment....
Idaho companies that have 50 or more employees are required to comply with the Family and Medical Leave Act. If a worker falls ill or needs to care for a sick family member and fits certain criteria, they may request up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave. Employers can...
Employment laws protect Idaho employees from mistreatment by their employers. These laws also help employers avoid potentially discriminatory practices. For example, some questions are discriminatory and inappropriate for a job interview. The purpose is to protect...
If you are a contractor in Idaho, there's always a chance that a client may refuse to pay you for a job that you've already performed. Before getting into a contract, it may be helpful to protect yourself with a lien, which basically serves as a guarantee for payment....
Construction defects can be a huge headache for homeowners. If you are in the process of buying or selling a home, it is important to be aware of the most common types of construction defects. Structural defects Structural defects refer to any defect that is related...
When you choose to live in a planned community in Idaho, you agree to abide by any existing deed restrictions limiting your homeowner rights. Failure to adhere to the conditions may result in fines or litigation. Purpose One of the primary purposes of residential deed...
