Debunking Insurance Claim Myths That Cost You After A Car Accident

Every year, Montana’s roads witness thousands of car accidents, some with life-altering consequences.  In fact, there were over 20,000 crashes reported in Montana in 2022. Sadly, Montana’s fatality rate per capita is higher than many other states based on U.S. Department of Transportation’s report, underscoring the seriousness of accidents in our state. Imagine one minute… read more

What to Do In a Hit and Run Accident

There were about 737,100 hit and run crashes in 2015. A hit and run accident happens when the driver responsible for the collision flees the scene. Whether they hit another vehicle or a pedestrian, they fail to provide information or aid. Hit-and-run accidents are illegal because drivers must remain at the scene. They should exchange contact and… read more

How Long Do You Have to See a Doctor After an Auto Accident?

There is an average of six million car accidents in the US yearly. While all these vehicle accidents aren’t fatal, they’re abrupt, shocking experiences. Sufferers often have various complications to deal with at once, like car damages car and auto accident injuries. Injuries are especially problematic. It is never a good idea to wait until wounds get worse; trying to wait out injuries… read more

Understanding the Different Components of a Car Accident Lawsuit

A recent study found that 98% of car accidents are caused by human error. If you’ve been in a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation based on the damages you suffered. As a result, you may be wondering about the process of a car accident lawsuit. In order to answer your questions, we’ve found all… read more

What Happens if You Don’t Exchange Information After an Accident?

After getting into a car accident, it’s normal to feel disoriented and confused. The other driver might rush away, turning your accident into a hit-and-run. If you intend to file an auto accident claim, you want to exchange info after a car accident. About six million car accidents occur across the US every year. However, not every… read more

8 Common Types of Car Accidents

Did you know that there are over 6 million car accidents each year? Interestingly, many people are unaware of the fact that there are many different types of car accidents. We’ve put together a car accident guide that has all of the information you need to know. Let’s take a closer look. 1. Rear-End Collisions This… read more

Motor Vehicle Accidents Up Since Montana Legalized Recreational Marijuana

In November 2020, Montana voters approved a ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana. Since then, the state has been grappling with the implications of this decision, including its impact on motor vehicle safety. Marijuana is known to impair cognitive and motor skills, which can increase the risk of motor vehicle accidents. In this blog post,… read more

What Is the Average Car Accident Settlement in Montana?

Montana experiences one of the country’s highest fatality rates for car accidents. If you find yourself in the aftermath of a car accident, you may wonder if you can file a car accident claim. This is especially important if you sustain injuries that prevent you from returning to work. If you file a compensation claim, you may… read more

6 Reasons to Hire a Montana Car Accident Lawyer

In 2020, there were 213 accident-related fatalities in Montana. This does not account for the thousands of injuries that occur in these collisions. You may wonder if you need to hire a car accident lawyer if you are involved in an accident. For minor incidents and fender benders, legal help may not be necessary. However, when you… read more

How Do Auto Accident Claims Work in Bozeman, MT?

It’s inevitable that if you spend enough time driving around in a car (and are distracted by smartphones), an accident might occur. For example, in Montana, 75% of adults report always wearing a seatbelt and 55% of teenagers report texting and driving (on average). All this is the perfect recipe for a disaster occurring on the road… read more