Successfully Helping Injured People in Montana for More Than 40 Years
Defective firearms raise serious safety concerns, especially when design flaws affect large numbers of rifles. Some Remington models have drawn attention over the years due to trigger malfunctions linked to specific production periods. Many firearm owners now ask...
Noise hazards rarely top the list of dangerous property conditions. Slippery floors or uneven sidewalks usually get more attention, but loud or constant noise can also cause serious harm. In some situations, these hazards can lead to a premises liability claim when...
If you have a teenager who is just beginning to drive, then there’s a good chance that you’ll find yourself worried about their safety at one time or another. While your child will enhance their ability to safely drive as they gain more exposure and experience, there...
Montana recently saw a pair of fatal pedestrian accidents in one weekend, demonstrating that the nationwide problem with pedestrian deaths also tragically affects this state. The first of the two accidents happened in another part of Montana. According to police, a...
If your personal injury case ends up heading to trial, then a jury will be tasked with hearing the evidence, assigning it the amount of weight it finds appropriate and rendering a decision based on that evidence. Therefore, the credibility and thus the reliability of...
You pay insurance premiums with the expectation that your insurance company will compensate you after an accident, such as a car crash. However, insurance companies need to make a profit. They profit when you pay premiums for protection but do not file claims. They...
You might think that your account of your car accident will be enough to win a personal injury case. While your testimony can be powerful, it likely won’t be enough. After all, your testimony may be considered somewhat biased, since you have an interest in winning the...
When an accident scars a vehicle’s history, buyers often pay less, even after flawless repairs. That gap, called crash depreciation or diminished value, raises a thorny question in Montana: Who pays for it? Even perfect bodywork cannot erase accident records on...
Legal action is often necessary to recover compensation after a serious Montana car accident. When you file one of these claims, you’re bound to deal with the other driver’s insurance company. Although you might hope they realize the errors their insured made and will...
Distracted driving continues to be a top cause of car accidents in Montana and across the country. Distracted driving is any behavior that takes a driver’s attention away from the primary task of driving. While you probably associate distracted driving with smartphone...