Meet Sean A. Neahusan, Esq.
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- University of Idaho College of Law
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Sean Neahusan’s journey to personal injury law began later than many of his peers. As a person who lives with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Sean worked hard to find a career that allowed him to thrive. His career as an attorney allows him to find creative ways to help people who are often near rock bottom, which is really uplifting as he does whatever he can to get his clients the assistance they need.
Sean earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems before earning his Juris Doctorate from the University of Idaho College of Law. As a lover of puzzles and people, Sean entered the legal profession after noticing the similarities between puzzles and law cases. He needed to look at the pieces of a case and put them together strategically to find a solution. Initially thinking that he wanted to be an intellectual property attorney, Sean worked as a solo practitioner running a firm focused primarily on criminal law. He found he was unable to give sufficient attention to being a business owner and providing the care he expected to his clients, and sought an opportunity to be more attentive to clients and their needs, which led him to personal injury law.
Sean takes a genuine approach to his law practice, putting in sincere efforts to make clients’ lives more livable. The proudest moment of his legal career is when he helped a mother of three who was addicted to methamphetamine get clean, back on her feet, and away from her life of crime. Helping people is Sean’s main focus.
Outside of the office, Sean is the father of six children and grandfather of one. He also has two dogs. He is a sports fan, primarily baseball, and is a die hard Giants fan. He enjoys puzzles, board games, and learning a little bit of information about a lot of topics so he can carry on a conversation about many things.
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University of Idaho College of Law
Moscow, ID
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OUR CLIENTS HAVE REMARKABLE STORIES TO TELL
Click on the images below to learn more about actual clients Richard Harris Law Firm has helped and how we were able to assist them in moving forward with their lives.
Ben
Dr. Ben Rodriguez was riding his bicycle when he was hit from behind by a vehicle. Ben sustained multiple and severe injuries including a lacerated left arm, which resulted in a severe infection. Dr. Rodriguez was unable to return to work for several weeks and then only to an abbreviated schedule.
Beth
Beth was at a two-way stop. She had the right of way. When a 17-year-old kid ran the stop sign, she couldn't get out of the way fast enough. Within seconds, the kid drove into the side of her car, forcing her vehicle to spin out. She slid within an inch of a wall.
Bobby
Robert was walking in front of a restaurant inside a local casino when he rounded the corner to enter the restaurant and tripped on a wheelchair that was leaning against the wall. He had no time to react and avoid the wheelchair.
Carrie
Carrie's husband, Robert, was a student pilot. When he didn’t return home from a solo flight, Carrie went to the airport where she was told all planes were accounted for.
David
David was driving his son’s car the day of his accident. On his way to pick up his son from school, he had nearly crossed the intersection in downtown Las Vegas when a woman at a stop sign charged forward. She hit him head-on.
Jaime
Jaime was on the job, driving his tow truck, when another driver pulled out, hitting him on the driver's side of his vehicle. He suffered injuries to his neck, right arm, shoulder, and spine. As a result of the accident, he was unable to work.
Jarard
Jerard and his wife were riding jet skis while on a vacation at Lake Powell. When they returned to the houseboat, another jet ski inadvertently turned in front of Jerard, throwing him off the jet ski and knocking him unconscious.
Jim
The other driver ran a stop sign, slamming into Jim’s car. The left side of Jim’s body—his shoulder and leg—was injured, and he tore cartilage in his chest. He required several surgeries on his shoulder, as well as extensive physical therapy to recover.
Kevin
Kevin was stopped at a red light when another vehicle drove into the back of his truck. He was knocked unconscious, and when he came to, all he could hear was the sound of metal dragging on the road. Instinct told him to put his foot on the brake.
Laura B
While playing with a friend in the yard, Laura was attacked and severely bitten on the arm and leg by her neighbor’s dog. She suffered deep flesh wounds and spent five days in the hospital receiving skin grafts and plastic surgery.
Laura
Laura got the green light at an intersection when the car coming in the opposite direction turned right in front of her. He never even looked. She slammed into the side of his car. After the impact, Laura got out of her car and passed out in the street.
Robert T
Robert was having lunch at Long John Silver’s when he slipped and fell in grease while on his way to the bathroom. He sustained injuries to his right wrist, left hip, neck, back, and groin.
