Posted in News on November 27, 2015
Although the winter months means that most motorcyclists in Montana will put away their bikes until the warm weather returns, it is possible that riders might take their motorcycles out a few more times this year. Because of that, it is important to remain conscience of possible causes of motorcycle crashes and ways to avoid… read more
Increasing motorcycle safety through training coursesPosted in News on November 19, 2015
Although the weather is cooling down across the state of Montana, this does not mean that motorcyclists have stored their bikes for the winter. Year round, motorcyclists can be encountered throughout the nation, and drivers in all states should constantly be aware of their presence on the roadways. However, ensuring that automobile drivers are cautious… read more
Growing potential risks of medical malpracticePosted in News on November 12, 2015
The reasons to see a physician, surgeon or specialist are numerous because residents in Montana and elsewhere will take any and all necessary steps to ensure he or she is healthy and well. Whether it is an illness or an injury, seeking out the expertise of a medical professional often occurs because patients rely on… read more
What are the most common preventable medical errors?Posted in News on November 5, 2015
Most Montana residents entering an emergency room or hospital are under the impression that it is a safe place and he or she will receive necessary and proper care for their illness or injury. While medical professionals frequently provide adequate care to patients, unfortunate events could occur. When medical negligence occurs, a patient could suffer… read more
Understanding the dangers of distracted drivingPosted in News on October 29, 2015
While there are many factors that could lead to an automobile collision in Montana, negligence often contributes to these serious and even fatal collisions that occur on roadways across the state. There is a growing concern for distracted driving, especially as the list of distractions that plague drivers continues to grow. Because of that, it… read more
Helping Montana victims following a car accidentPosted in News on October 22, 2015
Being involved in an automobile collision is an unexpected event for residents in Montana and elsewhere. Moreover, it often leaves victims with much physical, mental, emotional and financial pain. When a negligent, reckless or distracted driver injures a victim, he or she could hold that driver responsible for the injuries and damages they have sustained…. read more
Understanding the serious dangers of distracted drivingPosted in News on October 16, 2015
Distracted driving endangers the safety of drivers, other motorists and pedestrians sharing the roadways. Distracted driving includes any activities a driver engages in while driving that diverts the driver’s attention from the roadway. During 2013, 424,000 victims were injured in distracted driving-related car accidents. Also during 2013, 3,154 victims were killed in distracted driving-related car… read more
Consumers are protected by products liability lawPosted in News on October 9, 2015
Unfortunately, many of the products used on a daily basis can cause harm to consumers. Consumer products ranging from automotive parts to medical devices and products such as pharmaceutical drugs and children’s toys can result in injury and even death. Victims of defective or dangerous products may suffer significant harm, including physical, emotional and financial… read more
Billings bicyclist injured in intersection crashPosted in News on October 2, 2015
While the phrase “car accidents” can sometimes conjure images of shattered glass and dented metal, sometimes a car accident can involve a much more vulnerable vehicle-a bicycle. In certain situations, these accidents can be more damaging than others due to a bicycle’s limited protection. Thankfully, not all accidents involving bicycles and cars end in the… read more
General Motors admits it knew of deadly car defectPosted in News on September 25, 2015
Montana residents may be interested to know that General Motors Co. has decided to forgo a contentious legal battle and instead has agreed to pay $900 million in settlement for criminal charges against it. Additionally, GM also agreed to pay federal regulator the maximum penalty of $35 million to settle civil charges. The automotive maker… read more