The people you will deal with
A small office, which means the person who answers knows your matter and the attorney on it is the one you hired.
Gregory D. Chaney
Attorney, senior partnerFarm work teaches you that problems do not wait for convenient hours, and Greg carried that lesson out of Canyon County. He grew up raising beef cattle, dairy heifers, and sheep on a family place there, worked through high school at Kuna building fence, moving irrigation, milking. That background is less a biography detail than an explanation of how he approaches the job.
Sarah Chaney
Business AdministratorSarah grew up in Weiser and came to the firm by an unusual route. Before the legal field, she spent several years in law enforcement, first as a dispatcher and then as a jail deputy. That background matters. Clients who are frightened and unfamiliar with the process tend to find her easier to talk to than they expected.
Yohanna Dalos
ParalegalYohanna is from São Paulo, where she earned her law degree from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie and was licensed to practice in Brazil. After moving to the United States in 2020, she completed an LL.M. in American and Transnational Law at the University of Dayton.
Lily Campos
Legal AssistantLily grew up in Wilder and now lives in Caldwell with her husband and their four children. Her background includes more than five years as a legal secretary, making her usually the first voice a new client hears.
Ask for whoever you spoke to
It is a small office. If you called last week, the person who picked up will remember.