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

This Includes

    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

Kohler v. Keller

2009 to 2016: Treasured family properties were damaged after a large gasoline spill alongside Flathead Lake

Libby Asbestos

1995 to present: The Zonolite Company and W.R. Grace, in conjunction with other agencies and companies, mined vermiculite contaminated with asbestos that sickened and killed thousands of Libby residents.

Murer v. State Comp

1993 to 1998: The State of Montana wrongfully capped workers’ compensation claims based on decades-old wage estimates.

Columbia Falls Aluminum Co.

1992 to 1997: The Columbia Falls Aluminum Company hid hundreds of thousands of dollars from employees in overseases accounts.

McMillan v. US

1989 to 1997: Lowell McMillan was severely wounded and paralyzed in a workplace logging accident as a result of his employer’s failure to uphold their own safety standards.