Montana Personal Injury Blog
How To Winter-Proof Your Vehicle
Montana winters involve freezing temperatures, substantial snowfalls, and harsh conditions. During this season, there is a greater risk of being involved in an accident. According to a U.S. Department of
Which Companies Have Caused the Most Environmental Damage in Montana?
Here in Big Sky Country, we love our stunning vistas and wide open spaces, and those of us who have lived here for a while know all too well that
Can You Get in Trouble for Not Exchanging Information After an Accident?
After you have been involved in an accident, drivers usually exchange information with each other. But what if you refuse to give your personal details to the other driver? Is
How Often Do Truck Accidents Happen Due to Mechanical Failure?
We see truck accidents happen every day on our city streets or highways. These crashes are often devastating and deadly, leaving victims and their families reeling. And as we drive
When Can a Landfill Be Held Liable for Pollution?
In the vast natural beauty of Montana’s landscape, landfills play a crucial role in waste management by facilitating the safe and efficient disposal of waste materials while minimizing environmental impact.
Montana Medical Malpractice Laws
No matter where you live, medical malpractice lawsuits are complex. But filing a case in Montana becomes even more intricate. If you are thinking about pursuing a lawsuit, there are
How Long After a Car Accident Can Injuries Appear?
Car accidents are often traumatic events that can leave lasting physical and emotional scars. While some injuries are immediately apparent, others may take time to manifest. Understanding the timeline of
Types of Groundwater Contamination Common in Montana
With its vast expanses of pristine wilderness and agricultural lands, Montana is well known for its abundant groundwater resources like artesian wells, springs, and aquifers. However, despite its seemingly untouched
State, Local Officials Met in Colstrip to Plan for Future Without Puget Sound Energy
“Puget plans to shutter Colstrip’s two oldest units no later than 2022. The company splits ownership of Units 1 and 2 equally with Talen Energy. The two companies agreed to
Western Justice Attorney Domenic Cossi Submitted Amicus Brief to Montana Supreme Court
Western Justice attorney Domenic Cossi submitted an amicus brief to the Montana Supreme Court arguing that Opportunity residents with arsenic-contaminated soil had the right to a jury trial. “Setting a legal precedent