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Construction Site Falls and Equipment Injuries in Kalispell, Polson, and Ronan: Who Can Be Held Responsible?
A Montana construction worker injured on the job may have a workers’ compensation claim, but another company or person can sometimes share responsibility. Falls, defective equipment, unsafe subcontractor work, and vehicle accidents may require a separate investigation to identify every potential source of recovery.
Tourist and Out-of-State Visitor Injuries in Montana: What If You’re Hurt While Visiting Flathead Lake or Glacier Gateway Areas?
If you are injured while visiting Montana, the location of the accident usually matters more than where you live. A claim arising from a Montana crash or other negligent act may be governed by Montana law, and evidence, insurance issues, medical care, and legal deadlines should be addressed promptly.
Third-Party Claims After a Work Injury: When You Can Sue Beyond Workers’ Compensation
Most Montana workers understand one thing after an on-the-job injury: workers' compensation is there to help cover medical treatment and lost wages. What many people don't realize is that workers' compensation isn't always the whole story. In some workplace accidents,...
Wrongful Death Claims After a Fatal Accident in Montana: Guidance for Families
No family ever expects to receive the phone call that changes everything. Whether it's a collision on Highway 93 between Polson and Ronan, a trucking accident near Kalispell, or another tragic incident anywhere in northwest Montana, the sudden loss of a loved one...
Dog Bite Injuries in Montana: When Is the OwnerResponsible?
Most dog owners are responsible people. They care about their pets and never imaginetheir dog could seriously injure someone. But dog bites happen every year throughout Montana. Some injuries are relatively minor.Others lead to surgeries, infections, permanent...
Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers in Montana: WhatHappens If the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have EnoughInsurance?
As attorneys, we often hear the same assumption after a serious crash: if the otherdriver caused the accident, their insurance will take care of everything. Unfortunately,that isn't always true. In Montana, some drivers carry only the minimum required coverage. Others...
Why Motorcycle Accidents Are More Dangerous in Northwest Montana
Motorcycle Accidents in Northwest Montana: Why Riders Face Greater Risk As the weather finally starts to warm up in Northwest Montana, you’ll notice it almost immediately—motorcycles are back on the road.Around Polson, Ronan, and Kalispell, that’s part of spring....
What Makes Truck and Logging Truck Accident Claims Different in Montana?
If you drive anywhere around Polson, Ronan, or Kalispell, you do not have to spend much time on the road before you run into a logging truck. They are part of life here. Timber is a real part of the Northwest Montana economy, and those trucks are moving before...
Slip and Fall Injuries in Montana: When Property Owners Are Responsible for Icy Walkways
If you’ve lived through even one winter in Northwest Montana, you already know the routine. You step outside, glance down at the sidewalk, and start doing that careful little shuffle we all do when things look icy. Around Polson, Ronan, and Kalispell, most of us are...
What Happens If You’re Injured in Montana by an Out-of-State Driver?
Every spring in Northwest Montana, you can almost watch the traffic change. The snow starts coming off the Mission Mountains, Flathead Lake begins to thaw, and suddenly the highways around Polson, Ronan, and Kalispell start filling up with license plates from...
Understanding Light Duty and Return-to-Work Offers Under Montana Workers’ Compensation
After a workplace injury, many Montana workers are eager to recover and return to their jobs. Employers and insurance carriers often offer light duty or modified work as part of the workers’ compensation process. While return-to-work programs can be beneficial, they...
Who Is at Fault in Winter Driving Accidents on Icy Montana Highways?
Winter driving in Northwest Montana is not just inconvenient—it can be dangerous. Highways connecting Polson, Ronan, and Kalispell are frequently impacted by snow, ice, freezing fog, and sudden weather changes. Even careful drivers can find themselves involved in...
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