Posted in News on August 28, 2020
The holiday season is approaching, and it is time to start buying the toys that the young kids in your family are going to love. Just like every other holiday season, it is important to ensure that you buy only safe toys for the children in your life. Unfortunately, every holiday season brings about new… read more
Mountain Driving Tips – Should I Carry Chains Year Around?Posted in News on July 23, 2020
While it may seem strange to talk about having chains for your tires in the summer months, the reality is that we never quite know what kind of weather we will have in Montana. This is especially true for those who live or regularly travel through Montana’s mountains. Just last month, residents in parts of… read more
How To Stay Safe at The MontanaFair in 2020?Posted in News on July 22, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way of life for most people in Montana and throughout the United States. While many people thought that the health threat would be over by now, the truth is that the coronavirus is going to affect our daily lives for some time. However, those who want to attend the… read more
A Settlement in a Class-Action LawsuitPosted in News on July 1, 2020
Yellowstone County District Judge approved $3.45 million settlement (Read More Here)
What To Do If Sexually Assaulted in an Uber?Posted in News on May 26, 2020
The last thing that anyone should ever have to experience is a sexual assault occurring in an Uber vehicle. Uber touts its safety measures, but that does not change the fact that sexual assaults have occurred inside their vehicles. If you or somebody you love has been sexually assaulted in an Uber vehicle, there are… read more
Do I Need to Report a Car Accident to the DMV in Montana?Posted in News on April 20, 2020
Getting into a car accident can be a terrifying experience for anyone, and the aftermath can become complicated. However, there are often times when an accident is relatively minor or when nobody seems to be hurt. In these cases, those involved may consider not reporting the crash at all. However, it is important to know… read more
What Does Montana’s 1 Year Statute of Limitations Means for Sexual Abuse Claims?Posted in News on April 20, 2020
Over the last few years, incidents of child sexual abuse have been highlighted in the news. Often, it is discovered that major institutions, such as the Catholic Church, Boy Scouts of America, USA Gymnastics, and more have been complicit in major coverups of child sexual abuse in their ranks. However, many victims of child sexual… read more
How Much Is The Average Compensation For Personal Injury Claims In Billings, MTPosted in News on January 20, 2020
If you or somebody you love has been injured due to the careless or negligent actions of another person, you will likely have to file a Billings, MT personal injury lawsuit to recover compensation for damages. If you were in this situation, you likely want to know how much you can expect to receive in… read more
Attorney John Heenan Defends Woman Raped by On-Duty BIA OfficerPosted in News on December 10, 2019
When government officials abuse their positions for personal gain, they deserve to be punished. Sometimes, an abuse of power is so heinous that the perpetrators are punished both criminally and civilly. Criminal and civil cases are two separate things, though they are often closely related. Attorney John Heenan, of Heenan & Cook, PLLC, is currently… read more
John Heenan Wins $9 Million for Miles City School Victims in Sexual Abuse CasePosted in News on December 9, 2019
Victims who suffered from sexual abuse often never get the justice that they deserve. We have seen time and time again in this country that’s sexual abuse is covered up, hidden from the public view. However, a recent ruling against a Montana school has shown that perpetrators of abuse can, and should, be held responsible… read more