About Arthur B. Macomber

Mr. Macomber graduated from University of California Hastings College of the Law in 2003. He founded and grew Macomber Law, PLLC before selling it in 2021. Art holds a Bachelor of Arts from George Fox University.

Art has published, taught, and presented widely on real estate issues. He most recently wrote "Abandoning the Iron Horse: Railroad Rights-of-Way and the Implied Doctrine of Reverter on Indian Reservations" published in Public Land & Resources Law Review produced by the Blewett School of Law of The University of Montana. He's published in the Idaho State Bar's Advocate Magazine; taught Contract Drafting at Gonzaga University School of Law and Contracts for Paralegals at North Idaho College; and presented "Resolving Boundary Disputes" and "Avoiding, Identifying, and Resolving Ethical Issues in Land Transactions and Disputes" for Continuing Legal Education credit for title officers, surveyors, civil engineers, and attorneys. 

Art's argued five cases before the Idaho Supreme Court. He continues to be fascinated with the more complex problems of real property law and State and federal constitutional law. He ran and lost a bid for Idaho State Attorney General in the May 2022 primary.

Before entering the law, Art successfully pursued real estate sales, telecommunications, server product development. 

Art's most recent endeavor is co-founding TimelyContact.com, an online platform connecting homebuyers and sellers with up to three experienced real estate attorneys trained in residential legal solutions that close escrows on time. Go to www.timelycontract.com for more information.