When you are harmed by another's carelessness or dishonesty, the law mandates that you receive a fair amount to make up for your pain and emotional suffering, for the way your life has changed , and for money you have lost because of the harm (wages, medical bills, etc.). Sometimes, the only way to get you a fair amount is to have a jury trial. Our preparation for trial starts the minute we start on your case and we will not hesitate to try any case in which a fair and reasonable offer has not been made. Our ability and willingness to try cases sets us apart from many other firms and also sends the message to insurance companies that we mean business. This is important because in most cases, insurance is involved and the insurance company determines when and how a claim is settled.  

Under Montanalaw, an insurance company investigate and evaluate claims promptly and fairly. Unfortunately, many insurance adjusters find their hands tied by restrictive claims processing guidelines designed to cut costs and create profits . Sometimes, adjusters are not permitted to offer a fair amount and are not given the resources they need to investigate . Unreasonable denials, refusal to be prompt and claim, unreasonable interpretation of insurance policy language, and other tactics like these may constitute insurance bad faith.

These are just many of the considerations that we have address in our combined sixty-years of experience. We would be happy to speak with you about your case and we do not charge for a consultation.