Boise Personal Injury Lawyer

A clear path forward after an injury.

An injury can interrupt your work, your routine and your plans. Stetson Injury Law helps people in Boise understand an injury claim, deal with insurance questions and take the next step with confidence. Start with a conversation about what happened and what you need help with.

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Injury representation from our Boise office

Our Boise office is located at 3355 N Lakeharbor Ln, Boise, ID 83703. Attorney Stetson Holman represents injured people across Idaho. Contact us to arrange an appointment and discuss the circumstances of your injury.

You do not have to know the legal name for your claim before calling. Tell us how you were hurt, when it happened and whether an insurance company has contacted you. We can discuss the issues that need investigation and whether the firm can help.

Types of cases we handle

Car and truck crashes. Collisions can raise questions about responsibility, insurance coverage and the long-term effects of an injury. Visit our Boise truck accident page or auto and trucking practice page.

Motorcycle crashes. Riders deserve an investigation based on evidence and a claim that takes their injuries seriously. Learn about Boise motorcycle accident representation.

Injured passengers. Being a passenger can create its own insurance questions, especially when more than one vehicle is involved. Read about passenger injury cases.

Unsafe property and dog bites. We discuss injuries involving dangerous property conditions and dog attacks, including the circumstances, available evidence and effect on your life. Explore premises liability and dog bite cases.

Insurance disputes. When an insurer's handling of a claim raises concerns, we can review the communications and discuss the issues. Learn about our insurance bad faith practice.

What the first conversation covers

A useful consultation starts with listening. We will discuss the event, your injuries, treatment, missed work and any approaching decisions. If an insurer has made an offer, bring the written offer and any release it wants you to sign.

Documents can help, but having an incomplete file should not keep you from reaching out. A timeline, photographs, correspondence and the names of the people or businesses involved provide a starting point.

Building a claim around the real impact

Medical bills are one part of the picture. We also discuss missed income, ongoing treatment, changes in daily activities and any lasting limitations. The strength and value of a claim depend on its particular facts, supporting records, applicable law and available coverage.

We explain the proposed representation and fee agreement before you decide whether to move forward. A free consultation is an opportunity to ask questions and understand what the next steps would involve.

Do I need to know who was at fault?

No. If responsibility is uncertain or disputed, tell us what you know and what others have said. That uncertainty is one of the issues a consultation can address.