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Premises liability cases in Montana, as in other states, involve the legal responsibility of property owners or those in control of the property to maintain a safe environment for visitors. This includes people who are on the property for business purposes, whether they are customers, clients, or even vendors.

At Gerstner Adam Law in Billings, Montana, we’re committed to protecting the rights of vulnerable nursing home residents and their families. When neglect occurs, building a strong case is essential to holding responsible parties accountable.

At Gerstner Adam Law in Billings, Montana, we represent injured construction workers who deserve full and fair compensation after an accident. Workers’ comp provides essential benefits, but in some cases, additional compensation may be available through third-party liability claims.

At Gerstner Adam Law in Billings, Montana, we understand how life-changing a workplace injury can be, especially when it leads to a permanent disability. Montana’s workers’ comp system is designed to provide financial support to injured workers, but securing the benefits you deserve requires proper documentation.

Mining is one of the most dangerous industries, with workers often exposed to hazardous conditions daily. Despite the inherent risks, safety violations in mining operations can significantly increase the likelihood of accidents. When these violations occur, they play a critical role in mining accident cases, influencing liability, compensation, and the overall outcome of legal proceedings.

Understanding the intricacies of workers' compensation claims can be challenging, especially when dealing with occupational diseases rather than sudden injuries. For residents and workers in Montana, understanding how to file a successful claim for occupational diseases with the help of a personal injury lawyer is critical to securing benefits.

Determining fault in multi-vehicle commercial accidents is often challenging due to the number of vehicles involved, conflicting accounts of the incident, and the intricacies of commercial liability.

Workers' compensation is an essential part of the safety net for employees who are injured or become ill as a result of their job. It provides financial support to cover medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs, helping workers get back on their feet after an accident.

When someone suffers a work-related injury or illness, their primary concern is often recovery. Many individuals wonder whether their workers' compensation benefits will cover necessary medical expenses, including at-home health care.

If you have been seriously injured on the job or developed a work-related disease, chances are your medical expenses are going through the roof. Seeing those medical bills pile up doesn’t make your life easier, not to mention that you may be out of work for weeks, months, or possibly even years.