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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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When a Defective Bike Part Causes a Billings Accident: How Montana Product Liability Law Applies to Bicycle Crash Claims 

A defective bike part accident in Montana may involve liability that extends far beyond the driver who struck you or the road conditions where the...

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Who Is Liable for a Surgical Error in Billings?

When surgery goes wrong in a Billings operating room, the person who held the scalpel may not be the only one responsible for what happened...

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Wrongful Death in Montana’s Oil Fields and Worksites

A wrongful death at a Montana oilfield worksite leaves a family dealing with much more than the trauma of a sudden loss and deep grief....

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How to File a Truck Accident Lawsuit

Commercial trucks share the road with everyday drivers, yet a collision with one of these vehicles produces damage on an entirely different scale. According to...

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