Driving is a privilege, not a right. A vehicle is a weapon that can seriously injure and kill others on the roadway. It is every driver’s duty to take the responsibility of...
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Montana is one of the worst states in the United States for auto accidents. Statewide, Montana reported 190 traffic accident deaths in 2016. The vast majority (170) of these fatalities occurred in...
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The law in Montana requires all employers to carry workers’ compensation for all full-time employees. Workers’ compensation is a system in which the government will pay an injured worker’s medical bills and...
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What you do after a car accident in Montana can make a big difference in the success of your claim. It could also impact your personal health and your right to file....
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Every car accident involves three separate collisions: the vehicle collision, human collision, and internal collision. These collisions happen when the forward velocity of the vehicle, human, and internal organs ends by colliding...
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Mesothelioma is a type of cancer that results from exposure to asbestos and affects the lungs, heart or abdomen. The disease is aggressive, incurable and often quickly fatal. Although a diagnosis of...
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Construction jobs are very dangerous. The likelihood of accidents and injury are much higher on those job sites, as is the risk of death. As a contractor in the Great Falls area,...
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If you work in the construction industry, you are well aware that it is often physically demanding and risky. Accidents and hazards on construction sites can leave you with severe injuries and illnesses. In fact, the fatality...
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Many workplaces in the Great Falls area have safety risks. Those issues do not necessarily mean that they are unsafe places for you to work. It means that some employers may have to take...
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When most people think of a workplace injury, they tend to assume that means filing a workers' compensation claim. Unfortunately, Montana's workers' comp system often fails to deliver adequate benefits. While workers' injuries...
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