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How Wrongful Death Damages Are Calculated in Montana

Putting a dollar figure on the loss of a person feels impossible, and in truth no amount of money replaces someone you love. Yet Montana...

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What Happens When a Semi-Truck Hits Your Car in Montana

A totaled sedan next to an 80,000-pound tractor-trailer tells its own story about what just happened on a Montana highway. The physical damage is obvious....

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How Truck Driver Fatigue Causes Serious Truck Accidents in Montana

Truck driver fatigue causes serious truck accidents in Montana because tired drivers react slower, drift out of their lane, and miss warning signs on long...

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What to Expect During a Personal Injury Deposition in Montana

A personal injury deposition in Montana is an important step in your claim. During the deposition, you answer questions under oath about your accident, your...

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Why Is the Other Driver’s Insurance Company Calling Me After a Billings Car Accident, and What Should I Say to Protect My Claim?

Here’s what most people don’t realize after a Billings car accident: the insurance company that calls you is not on your side. They represent the...

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Who Can Be Held Liable Beyond the Individual Doctor in a Billings Medical Negligence Case: Hospitals, Physician Groups, and Medical Device Manufacturers

When something goes wrong during medical treatment, most patients focus on the doctor. That’s a natural reaction. But in many Billings medical negligence cases, the...

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Hospital-Acquired Infections in Montana: When a Healthcare Facility’s Failure to Maintain Safe Conditions Becomes a Medical Negligence Claim

A hospital-acquired infection becomes a Montana medical negligence claim when the facility failed to follow safety standards, and that failure caused the infection. Not every...

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Who Can Be Held Liable in a Montana Product Liability Case Beyond the Manufacturer, and Why the Entire Supply Chain May Be Responsible

If a dangerously defective product seriously injured you, you might assume that the manufacturer is the only one you can hold accountable. But in some...

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Manufacturing Defect vs. Design Defect vs. Failure to Warn: How the Type of Product Defect Shapes Your Montana Personal Injury Claim

A defective space heater, a poorly designed power tool, and a missing warning label on a chemical cleaner are just some examples of the hundreds...

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Dooring Accidents and Right-Hook Turns in Downtown Billings: Who Is Liable When a Driver Doesn’t See a Cyclist?

A Billings bicycle accident often comes down to a driver who failed to look before opening a car door or turning right across a bike...

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When Is the Government Liable for a Motorcycle Road Hazard Accident in Montana?

Motorcyclists are uniquely vulnerable to dangerous road conditions that cars and trucks may absorb without consequence. A Montana motorcycle accident road hazard claim begins with...

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Can Insurance Companies Blame Motorcyclists Without Evidence in Montana?

A Montana motorcycle accident insurance claim before the injured rider even understands what is happening. The at-fault driver’s insurer assigns an adjuster, reviews the crash,...

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