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...
Missoula Personal Injury Blog
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...
How documentation makes or breaks a car accident claim in Montana
A car crash can leave you in a state of shock, making clear thinking difficult. Your adrenaline spikes, your heart races and you struggle to process what just happened. What you do immediately and in the days after matters tremendously. Properly documenting your...
Can you still claim if you were partially at fault?
Experiencing a car accident can be frightening and stressful. You may worry about your injuries, medical bills and whether you can recover when you share some blame. You can still file a claim in Montana even if you are partly responsible. The state uses a modified...
Montana drivers are not adhering to the move-over law
In Montana, road safety is a priority. This is particularly true for law enforcement, emergency services, and roadside workers doing their jobs. Part of that is the “move-over” law. Under this law, drivers are required to switch lanes or reduce their speed when they...
How logbook violations affect Montana truck accident claims
Truck crashes in western Montana often involve more than bad weather or narrow highways. In many cases, the driver’s logbook plays a quiet but critical role. When a logbook does not match reality, it can change how fault gets assigned and how a claim moves forward. If...
Wrongful death versus survival claims in Montana
When someone dies because of another person’s actions, Montana law may allow more than one type of legal claim: wrongful death claims and survival claims. While they sound similar, they serve different purposes and benefit different people. Understanding the...

