Premises Liability

When you step onto someone else's property, whether it's a friend's home, a local business or a public park, you expect to be safe. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Accidents happen, and sometimes these accidents result from unsafe conditions that could...

Montana's national parks offer breathtaking landscapes, abundant wildlife and endless opportunities for outdoor activity. While these recreational areas are well-maintained, accidents can still happen. If you incurred injuries at a national park, what should you do?...

If you were injured while legally visiting someone else’s home or business, the property owner may be liable for damages that arise as a result of your accident. Under Montana law, slip-and-fall accident victims will have three years from the date of their injury to...

In Montana, when someone sustains an injury on another person’s property, questions often arise regarding liability. Homeowner’s insurance can indeed be a crucial factor in these situations. Understanding the nuances of when homeowner’s insurance might be responsible...

Navigating Missoula’s sidewalks is essential for pedestrian safety, but when accidents occur, determining liability can be complex. If you have tripped on your neighbor’s sidewalk, understanding the responsible party involves considering several factors, such as the...

Missoula’s winter can bring about challenging conditions with unpredictable snowfall and icy surfaces, posing potential hazards for both pedestrians and drivers. For business owners, understanding your responsibilities in clearing snow from your property is crucial,...

Many people enjoy spending time on a deck to relax and take in the scenery with their friends. However, not all decks are safe and those that have a design, construction, or maintenance defect can cause serious injuries. Defects and injuries A deck that is not...

Slip-and-fall accidents can happen in a retail store, an apartment building, or even your own home. However, if you are on someone else’s property when the accident occurs, you may file a lawsuit to recover damages from property owners, store owners, landlords, and...

If you are injured at a business in Missoula, Montana, you may wonder if the business can simply dismiss your claim and deny any responsibility for your damages. The answer depends on the circumstances of your injury and the legal duty of care that the business owes...

As reported by The Missoulian about a month ago, a father and his four-year-old son were at a ski resort in the Lolo National Forest, riding on a chairlift, when the chair swung violently, hit a tower, and threw the child overboard. The father claims his son sustained...