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The Power of Flour

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 ...

Montana Supreme Court Unanimously Protects Privacy Rights: A Landmark Ruling on Reproductive Freedom

Update to Montana Abortion Law: The Montana Supreme Court Privacy Ruling: A Key Decision in Planned Parenthood v. State The Supreme Court’s Montana abortion law ...

Motorcycle Accidents: Risk of Injury

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 Found Not Guilty in Cascade County Felony Trial

GREAT FALLS, Mont. — In a felony trial that concluded on July 22, 2024, a Cascade County jury returned a Not Guilty verdict for Charlotte ...

Montana Constitution: 50 Year Anniversary

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

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: A Simple Guide

Insurance plays a major role in modern economies. It protects individuals, businesses, and communities from the financial consequences of accidents, negligence, and unexpected losses. However, ...

The History of Contingency Fees in the Legal System

Contingency fees—often called “no win, no fee” arrangements—have played a crucial role in making the legal system accessible to everyday people. Today, contingency fee ...