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New judge appointed in 5th Judicial District

Bill Hancock has nearly 20 years of experience practicing civil litigation.

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Gov Brad Little appoints Bill Hancock as district judge in Twin Falls County

Gov Brad Little appoints Bill Hancock as district judge in Twin Falls County
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Local News: Mountain Home Public Library to host Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (7/26/23)

Local News: Mountain Home Public Library to host Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (7/26/23)
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The state says it overpaid your unemployment benefits Now it demands the money back

The state says it overpaid your unemployment benefits. Now it demands the money back David Staats, Idaho Statesman Updated at Share This Gov. Brad Little talks about his frustration with the Department of Labor’s delays in making unemployment compensation payments to laid-off Idaho workers, but defends Idaho’s standards against fraud. | BY DAVID STAATS IDAHO FALLS (Idaho Statesman) Is this you? You’re an Idahoan who lost your job when the coronavirus wreaked havoc. You needed an income. So you applied for unemployment benefits. You started getting payments, week after week. Suddenly, the online portal you used to certify your weekly eligibility coughed up an unpleasant surprise: You were overpaid. You must pay thousands of dollars back to the state.

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