This Includes

    Car Accidents

    Slip and Fall

    Workplace Accidents

    Medical Malpractice + Birth Injuries

    Pedestrian Accidents

    Premises Liability

    Nursing Home Abuse

    Wrongful Death

This Includes

    Permanent disability

    Loss of sight or hearing

    Repetitive strain

    Fractures

    Burns

    Electrocution

    Harmful substance exposure

    Lacerations

    Death benefits

This Includes

    Asbestosis

    Laryngeal Cancer

    Lung Cancer

    Mesothelioma

    Ovarian Cancer

    Autoimmune Diseases

    COPD

    Pleural Effusions

This Includes

    Insurance coverage denials

    Claim denials based on false standards and procedures

    Wrongful leveraging of insured’s vulnerability

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    Defective or Dangerous Products

    Securities Fraud

    Antitrust Violations

    Wage or Benefit Violations

    Employer Discrimination

    Environmental Contamination

    Toxic Tort

    Data Breaches and Privacy Violations

    Civil Rights Violations

This Includes

    Design defects

    Manufacturing defects

    Failure to warn

    Hidden defects

    Choking hazards

    Strangulation risks

This Includes

    Property Contamination

    Pollution

    Hazards and Toxic Exposure

    Protection of Natural Resources

    Zoning and Subdivision Disputes

    Renewable Energy Permitting

    Resource Exploitation

    Environmental Preservation

Dale McGarvey

Dale McGarvey (1927-2017)

Founder

Born and raised in Montana, Dale McGarvey founded his firm in Kalispell in 1955 and spent his career fiercely advocating for fellow Montanans and the wild lands he so loved. His legal achievements were extensive; among other victories, he helped protect property owners in a 100-year flood zone from predatory insurance policies, pushed the Columbia Falls aluminum plant to enact environmental controls while protecting local jobs, and ensured that farmers were properly compensated for land taken when the Kootenai Dam was built.

Dale spent summers camping on the shores of Lake McDonald and worked as a section hand on the railroad before receiving his law degree from the University of Montana, where he graduated at the top of his class. He earned a Master of Laws degree from Harvard Law School before returning to Montana to fight for what was right, work he described as a labor of love.

“We all have a stake in making this a better community, a better state, and a better nation.”