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If a Butterfly Flaps its Wings, is it Liable for the Hurricane? Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co. is a landmark case in American tort ...

Montana Democratic Party v. First Judicial District Court  In September 2024, Montana’s political and legal landscape witnessed a significant moment when the Montana Democratic Party ...

The Power of Flour: Res Ipsa Loquitur and American Law How an English Case Revolutionized American Personal Injury Law In 1863, a quiet street in Liverpool became ...

Motorcycle Accidents: Risk of Injury Motorcycle accidents can be severe, and drivers of motorcycles are at greater risk of serious injury in rural communities like ...

Charlotte Andrade Not Guilty In a significant trial that concluded on July 22, 2024, Charlotte Andrade found herself at the center of a high-stakes felony ...

Montana Constitution: 50 Year Anniversary Enhanced Protections for Individual Dignity and Privacy Montana’s Constitution just celebrated its 50 year anniversary. The Montana Constitution, ratified on ...

Unlawful Debt Collection Practices For residents of Montana, understanding the laws that protect against illegal and unfair acts toward consumers, such as the Montana Consumer ...

How Insurance Works: Simplified Explanation In advanced economies, insurance is crucial for managing risks linked to injury and negligence. How insurance works can be complicated. ...

  The History of Contingency Fees The history of contingency fees in legal cases dates back several centuries and has evolved over time to improve ...