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As a business law firm with practice areas in real estate, health care, business, HR and employment, natural resources, and litigation, Idaho and Washington leaders trust Smith + Malek’s attorneys to deliver results.

>What Others Are Saying

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Offices

Boise

101 S. Capitol Boulevard
Suite 930
208.473.7009

Coeur d’Alene

601 E. Front Avenue
Suite 304
208.215.2411

Sandpoint

301 Cedar Street
Suite 204
208.597.7911

Testimonials

Throughout our working relationship, Caitlin O’Brien has consistently demonstrated exceptional commitment and skill. Even with her busy schedule, she has taken time to be readily accessible for her expertise, advice, or reassurance whenever needed. We don’t just view Mrs. O’Brien as legal counsel, but instead as one of our own team members. Her influence has been instrumental in the success of our organization.

Mindy Benedetti, CEO, HealthWest

They are willing to fight if they have to, but it’s not their primary goal in resolving conflict. Their goal is to find solutions and work things out and not look at litigation as the end game. It’s a last resort. It’s admirable. They are incredibly astute, know their field very well, and when you call, you can expect to be inspired with confidence.

Geremy Russell, Survey Manager, J-U-B Engineers

Jillian is one of the best attorneys in the state, and she is the reason the Coeur d’Alene Tribe was successful in our recent case before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Jillian led oral arguments in Coeur d’Alene Tribe v. Hawks and brought justice to us on August 9th. The ruling followed years of struggle to convince the federal government to uphold tribal court decisions. Because of this case, Indian tribes in nine western states can enforce tribal court decisions involving non-Natives, which is key to our tribal sovereignty and the rule of law.

Tyrel Stevenson, Director of Legislative Services, Coeur d’Alene Tribe