Many people know that car crashes can lead to catastrophic injuries, such as spinal cord or brain injuries. But those aren’t the only injuries that can occur. In some cases, car wrecks can lead to emotional changes that can last a long time. This can lead to the...
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6 long-term care costs you can claim after a Montana car accident
A serious car accident doesn't end when you leave the hospital. For many Montana crash victims, the costs can stretch far beyond emergency care. Catastrophic injuries can create bills that last a lifetime. Fortunately, Montana law lets you claim future medical...
Can a trucking company be responsible for a crash?
When a truck accident occurs, the driver is typically the first party to be held responsible. While a truck driver error can cause an accident, at times, another party may be partly or wholly to blame for a truck crash. The trucking company is one of those parties....
Why older people shouldn’t ignore a broken rib after a car crash
People in their senior years who have been involved in a car crash often find that their injuries have more serious consequences than those same injuries would for a younger person. Traumatic brain injuries, for example, can have especially serious effects on older...
2 property maintenance issues that can lead to injury claims
Property conditions can affect your safety when you visit a building or public space in Montana. When maintenance problems appear in areas people use often, hazards may develop. As a result, injuries may occur during normal movement on the property. In that situation,...
What can you do to reduce the risk of car accidents in Montana?
Montana is a beautiful state with lovely scenery, making it ideal for long drives. However, the routes pose unique dangers due to a variety of factors – not all of which are easy to avoid. Many external factors, such as the weather and wildlife, can put you at serious...
Can you win a truck accident case without expert testimony?
When filing a claim after a truck accident in Missoula, Montana, you may wonder whether you can win without expert testimony. In some situations, strong evidence may be sufficient to support your claim. However, truck accident cases often involve technical issues that...
2 common forms of occupational disease in the railroad industry
Railroad workers operate in high-risk environments such as being in close contact with moving trains and working with hazardous substances. This makes the nature of their jobs risky and a common source of physical injuries and occupational diseases. Exposure to...
What happens when whiplash turns dangerous?
In Missoula, Montana, rear-end crashes seem minor at first, yet neck injuries can unfold over time. Whiplash starts with stiffness or soreness that feels manageable. Later changes can affect work, sleep and daily comfort. When does whiplash become a medical emergency?...
Who’s at-fault in a Montana high-speed head-on car crash?
A high-speed head-on collision on Montana's icy mountain roads raises serious questions about who pays and who gets compensation. The state's difficult terrain and changing weather make these crashes even harder to sort out. As a result, you need to know whether you...

