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**Michael A. Short, Attorney at Law** **Location:** Boise, ID **Firm:** Law Offices of Michael A. Short **Practice Areas:** Employment Law, Real Estate Michael A. Short brings a wealth of legal expertise to the Law Offices of Michael A. Short, where he focuses on employment law and real estate. With a solid foundation built over three years of diverse legal experience, including tenure at a prestigious corporate firm in New Orleans and an apprenticeship at a boutique firm in Boise, Michael is well-equipped to navigate complex legal challenges for his clients. A native of Boise, Michael is passionate about serving his community and has returned to his hometown to further his legal career. His competitive spirit drives him as an aggressive commercial litigator, particularly within the realms of employment law, construction disputes, and real property issues. His comprehensive understanding of administrative proceedings, international regulations, and maritime law uniquely positions him to offer clients a well-rounded perspective on their legal matters. Michael graduated from Bishop Kelly High School before pursuing higher education at St. John's University in Minnesota, where he earned a B.A. in Philosophy while also playing for the university's hockey team. He continued his legal education at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, graduating in 2013 with certifications in Environmental Law, Civil Law, and International Studies. In addition to his legal practice, Michael is deeply committed to the Boise hockey community. He dedicates his time as a coach for the Boise Knights high school hockey team and actively participates in various leagues, even taking on the role of referee for both youth and adult hockey games. Michael A. Short is dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients while fostering a vibrant sports culture in Boise.
Construction attorneys handle legal matters in the building industry including contracts, disputes, liens, and regulatory compliance. Common matters include construction contracts, mechanic's liens, defect claims, delay disputes.