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Workers’ compensation is a no-fault insurance system for injuries suffered at work and for workplace-borne illnesses, such as chemical exposure. Neither employee nor employer can be held liable for any accident, injury, or illness.

Almost all employers in Montana are required to carry workers’ compensation for their employees. This insurance is intended to cover any expenses that result from an illness or injury that occurs while fulfilling your job duties. This coverage is essential to both employees and employers, and there are several things you should know if you’ve found yourself with a workplace injury.

Being involved in a work-related accident can be a painful experience for the victim and family members. Such accidents may result in minor injuries, serious injuries, missed time at work, reduced productivity, temporary or permanent disability, or even death.

Welcome back to the Gerstner Adam Law Blog, where we’re happy to hear the elk bugling and feel the fall crisp in the air.  In this post, we’re going to discuss liquor liability under what are called Dram Shop laws.

Put some water on boil, throw another log on the fire, and cozy ‘round your favorite blog-reading device.  It’s time for the latest edition of the Gerstner Adam Law Blog.  In this post, we’ll be discussing medical payment coverage in automobile insurance policies.

Welcome to the Gerstner Adam Law blog!  I hope to write regularly about topics that concern Montana consumers. To kick things off, I’m going to start a series on the different types of automobile insurance coverages.

There’s no better way to beat the summer heat than grabbing a seat in some air conditioning and pulling up the latest edition of the Gerstner Adam Law Blog.  In this edition, we’re going to discuss bringing a claim due to a dog bite.

Fill your glass with iced tea, slather on some sunscreen, and get comfortable in your favorite patio chair. The Gerstner Adam Law Blog is here to bring you joy some summertime joy. In this post, we’re going to be discussing filing claims on your own insurance policy.

Spring has sprung, baseball is in full swing, and the latest installment of the Gerstner Adam Law Blog is here.  In most states, a person injured in an auto accident typically will not receive any compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company until the final settlement.

Welcome back to the Gerstner Adam Law blog!  In this post, I’m going to discuss uninsured motorist coverage. In the last post, we discussed liability coverage.  As a recap, liability insurance covers personal injury to others when the insured causes an auto accident.