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

PRACTICE AREA

Class Action

Holding employers and corporations accountable

When clients are harmed by a defective product or discriminatory action, and we discover they’re not alone, McGarvey Law is Montana’s most tenacious champion of class action cases against insurance companies, employers, corporations, product manufacturers, and others. Class action lawsuits can be a powerful tool to stand up for Montanans who have been harmed, especially when individual litigation would be too expensive for one client.

$100,000,000

settlement for workers denied wages

Cutting-edge cases succeed with our innovative approach

If you or your client has suffered a wrong that affects many others, call us to discuss how the case can achieve justice through a class action suit.

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Types of Class Action Cases

Class action cases protect common folks against a wide array of systematic abuses by grouping many similar claims into a larger, more efficient case with a better chance at winning accountability.

Defective or Dangerous Products

Vehicles, drugs and medical devices, tools, toys and household products

Civil Rights Violations

Violations of constitutionally enshrined rights

Toxic Tort

Exposure to a toxic substance, pharmaceutical or pollutant that caused harm

Securities Fraud

Includes insider trading, pyramid schemes, and misleading investors

Wage or Benefit Violations

Includes unpaid overtime, illegal deductions, and wage theft

Data Breaches and Privacy Violations

Negligence in protecting sensitive information

Antitrust Violations

Includes price fixing, monopolies, and market allocation

Environmental Contamination

Contamination from heavy metals, oil and gas, agricultural runoff, and PFAS

Guiding you through every step with strength and integrity.

Who Is Commonly Affected

Class actions can be brought by any group of people who’ve been harmed in the same way by an employer, corporation or organization. If you know that the issue affecting you has also harmed others, the united front offered by a class action lawsuit may be the most powerful course of action.

Workers Denied Wages

Unpaid overtime, minimum wage violations, and misclassification

Investors or Shareholders

Stock manipulations, misleading statements, and securities violations

Residents Harmed by Contamination or Pollution

Air, water and ground contamination

People Injured by Vehicle Malfunctions

Brake failure, steering malfunctions and airbag failure

Related Landmark Case

Forcing a corporate giant to pay workers their fair share

A crisis of conscience compelled Bobbie Gilmore to seek our counsel in the early 1990s. Bobbie was the chief accountant for the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company (CFAC), which employed over 1,000 workers at its smelter in Columbia Falls. Her analysis of the company’s financial records led her to believe that the owners were cheating its workers out of payments they were owed under a profit-sharing agreement. Bobbie was scrupulous about her duties of confidentiality and loyalty to the company, and so was torn about how to hold the owners to account for payments withheld from the workers.

Get in touch for a free case evaluation

At our firm, every case begins with a free consultation – a chance for you to share your story and for us to truly listen. We believe that understanding your situation is the foundation of building a strong case, and we take that responsibility seriously.