The Consumer Product Safety Commission is the federal agency responsible for all-terrain vehicle safety. In Montana, the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks regulates ATV laws. Some critics, including the Consumer Federation of America, believe states should forbid...
Successfully Helping Injured People in Montana for More Than 40 Years
Month: January 2015
Imagine driving down the street, minding your own business. Suddenly, you're struck by a commercial vehicle that has lost control, left its lane or tipped over. In that moment, you're injured, and now you have to deal with the consequences of another person's actions....
Reckless driving is reckless driving, regardless of your location, age or experience. When you get behind the wheel, you should realize the importance of following the rules of the road and making decisions that will keep you safe. At the same time, you should realize...
Damages sought in Montana liability claims differ, according to the circumstances surrounding an injury or death. The majority of compensation in a personal injury claim is awarded for losses suffered by an accident victim. In wrongful death cases, a lawsuit's focus...
Defective products come in all shapes and sizes. Imagine driving your car and having a wheel shaft break due to manufacturer defects. Maybe your tires blow out because the air pressure markings aren't correct, resulting in you overfilling them. Your child could be...
When you make a purchase you expect the product to be 100 percent safe to use as intended. Unfortunately, there are times when a product malfunctions, leading to serious injury or death. While some industries, such as automotive, are more known for defective products...
Ice added to a drink can be refreshing but coatings of ice, slicked over Montana roads, can be deadly. Even Gallatin County's most experienced drivers lose control on icy highways and back roads. All the auto safety gadgets in the world aren't enough to save you from...