About Miller Hawkins, PLLC — Personal Injury Boise
Miller Hawkins, PLLC — operating as Mauk, Miller, Hawkins PLLC — handles personal injury Boise cases alongside employment law, criminal defense, and business litigation for Ada County clients. The firm represents people working to recover after being injured, wrongfully terminated, or accused of a crime, with deliberate focus on cases where these areas intersect. Local entrepreneurs also turn to the firm for contract work and commercial disputes. Boise and Ada County residents have access to a firm that handles the full range of individual legal needs under one roof.
What Clients Say
Reviewers point to the firm’s value in tangled situations — an injury that also costs someone their job, or an accident tied to a pending criminal matter. Because Miller Hawkins handles personal injury, employment, and criminal defense under one roof, clients describe not having to retell their story to three separate attorneys, and getting strategy that accounts for how the cases affect one another.
Personal Injury Boise — Practice Areas & Services
- Personal Injury: Accident claims for Boise-area clients injured by another party’s negligence, including vehicle crashes and premises liability.
- Employment Law: Wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, and wage dispute claims for Idaho employees.
- Criminal Defense: Defense representation across Ada County, including DUI, drug, and assault charges.
- Business Law: Contracts, entity formation, and commercial disputes for Boise-area entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a personal injury attorney in Boise also handle a related employment claim?
Yes, in many cases. When a workplace accident involves both a workers’ compensation component and a potential third-party negligence claim, or when an injury leads to wrongful termination, a firm like Miller Hawkins that handles both practice areas can manage the full matter without requiring separate counsel.
What should I bring to my first meeting with a personal injury attorney?
Bring all documentation related to your injury: the accident report, medical records and bills, insurance correspondence, photos from the scene, and any witness contact information. The more complete your records, the more productive your initial consultation will be.
How does Idaho’s modified comparative fault rule affect my personal injury case?
Idaho follows a 50% modified comparative fault rule. If a jury finds you 50% or more at fault, you recover nothing. Below that threshold, your recovery is reduced proportionally by your share of fault — making early legal counsel important since insurers often try to inflate the claimant’s fault percentage.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Boise, Idaho
- Idaho Crashes (2023): 27,679 crashes; 11,859 injured statewide — Idaho Transportation Department
- Ada County Drunk Driving Deaths: 5 fatalities in a recent year involved drunk drivers — Idaho Transportation Department
- Filing Deadline: 2 years from injury date — Idaho Code § 5-219(4) — Idaho Legislature



