About Daniel A. Miller, Attorney at Law — Personal Injury Boise Idaho
Personal injury Boise clients work with Daniel A. Miller of Ludwig Shoufler Miller Johnson LLP when they need focused, attorney-led help. The firm represents injured people across Ada County and handles related civil matters. Because each client works directly with an attorney, the guidance stays personal.
Daniel A. Miller helps people hurt by negligence pursue fair compensation. You can compare other firms on the Boise attorney directory first. A consultation helps you understand your claim before you decide.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the attorney as thorough and easy to talk with. Many value direct access and clear explanations of legal options. People also note steady follow-up during a case.
Personal Injury Boise — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and truck accident injury claims in Boise.
- Premises liability cases tied to unsafe local property.
- Insurance negotiation for medical and wage losses.
- Wrongful death claims for Ada County families.
- Civil litigation support for disputed injury cases.
- Consultations for injured Idaho residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do after an accident in Boise?
First, get medical care and keep every record. Then report the crash and gather photos, names, and insurance details. Talk to a lawyer before you give a recorded statement, because early words can hurt your claim.
What does a Boise injury lawyer cost, and how long does a case take?
Most Boise injury firms work on contingency, so you pay no fee unless they win money for you. A simple claim may settle in a few months. However, a disputed or serious case can take a year or more.
Where would my injury case be filed in Ada County?
Most Boise injury lawsuits go to the Fourth Judicial District Court at the Ada County Courthouse, 200 W. Front Street. The two-year filing deadline still applies, so act early. For example, missing it can end an otherwise strong claim.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Boise, Idaho
- Ada County crashes (2024): 29 fatal crashes, 2,391 injury crashes, and 7,284 total crashes — Idaho Transportation Department
- Filing deadline: Idaho gives most injury victims two years from the injury date to file suit — Idaho Code § 5-219
- How fees work: Boise injury firms almost always work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless they recover — Idaho State Bar


