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Wendy Jungblut is a practicing attorney admitted to the State Bars of Montana and North Dakota. Her practice areas include personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, bankruptcy, and adoption.

Paul Warren Law, PLLC, is a personal injury law firm.  We provide free case reviews and charge no legal fees unless we are successful at obtaining compensation for your losses.

Paul Odegaard, a native of North Dakota, came to Montana in 1999 to begin his legal career in private practice. Prior to earning his law degree from the University of North Dakota School of Law in 1998, Paul graduated with honors from the University of Minnesota in 1994. While attending law school, he was inducted into the Order of the Coif, which reflected his achievement for graduating in the top 10% of his class. Paul was also published by, and a member of, the law review.. After graduating from law school, Paul served as a law clerk for the Justice Mary Muehlen Maring of the North Dakota Supreme Court for one year. From there, he began working for the Crowley Fleck firm in Billings, Montana, where he handled civil litigation cases—primarily in the fields of personal injury and workers’ compensation.. In 2001, Paul joined the firm, Cozzens, Warren & Harris. While there, he focused primarily on representing plaintiffs in personal injury, product liability, workers’ compensation and safe workplace litigation cases. In 2005, the firm became Cozzens, Harman, Warren, Harris & Odegaard, PLLP. In 2008, Paul started his own practice with a focus on work-related accidents.. Having spent much of his youth near the Bakken oil fields of the Williston Basin, he became particularly committed to representing victims of workplace injury in that region. Finally, in 2014, Paul formally merged his law practice with his friend and colleague, Matt Braukmann—subsequently forming Odegaard Braukmann Law, PLLC. Together, they continued to represent accident victims in Montana.. Both Paul and Matt represent their clients with a shared philosophy: to do what is right by the client. Paul comes from a long line of farmers, and is deeply influenced by his heritage. This influence has shaped his devotion to helping those who have been harmed by corporations, insurance companies and other moneyed interests. He is passionate about representing working class men and women.. Paul is married to his wife, Suzanne Odegaard, who is a radiological technician.  He also has three step-sons, Riley, Alex and Michael—ages 16 through 19—and a 6 year old daughter, Kate.  When time permits, Paul enjoys hunting, a fishing outing with friends or a ski weekend with his family.

Over 20 years of practicing law, I have tried jury cases in every level of trial setting in Montana, from Justice Court to Federal District Court.  I have gained jury acquittals for people charged with serious crimes.  In the civil arena, I have secured successful jury verdicts for my clients, whether defendants or plaintiffs.  I have also handled appeals before the Montana Supreme Court and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Our team provides exceptional legal representation to individuals and businesses through professional, dedicated, and aggressive trial advocacy. We can assist in matters related to personal injuries, wrongful deaths, car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, insurance disputes, railroad injuries, construction, and environmental litigation.

Medical malpractice lawyer Jim Ragain has over four decades of experience resolving disputes, whether through negotiated settlements or favorable trial verdicts. Jim represents individuals and businesses in virtually all types of personal injury cases and a wide range of general litigation matters. The bulk of his practice is devoted to catastrophic injuries caused by negligence, medical malpractice, or intentional wrongdoing in Montana and Wyoming.

Matt’s practice involves many areas of litigation including commercial litigation, family law matters, and personal injury/accident litigation. Matt also has a significant amount of experience with real estate disputes, estate matters, and insurance defense work.  He knows and understands the importance that personal rights and family law have on our daily lives.. Matt grew up in Billings. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Montana, and received his juris doctorate from the University of Montana School of Law. During law school, Matt worked as a law clerk and was a student attorney in the Criminal Defense Clinic, a setting where students can put their legal education to work before heading out into the “real world.”. Prior to joining Tolliver Law Firm in Billings, Montana, Matt practiced at Herndon, Sweeney and Halverson.. Matt is a member of the Billings Mustang Boosters, Yellowstone Bar Association, and the Montana Defense Trial Lawyers Association. In his free time, Matt enjoys experiencing all that Montana has to offer including: golfing, spending time with his wife and daughter, and fishing.

Matt Tourtlotte and the Tourtlotte Law Firm offer fifteen years of experience as a Montana litigation attorney.  I've logged more than ten thousand hours litigating Montana bad faith claims, insurance coverage cases, and claims under the Montana Unfair Trade Practices Act.  Whether you are injured in an accident or are confused about applicable insurance coverages at issue under the policy you need an experienced attorney advocating for you.  Matt Tourtlotte has the experience and tough minded lawyering that you need.. Call Tourtlotte Law Firm,.

Joe was raised on his family's ranch just east of Billings and attended school in Shepherd. He was an active member of 4-H, FFA, Montana Junior Angus Association, and numerous sports teams. Joe played for the Rocky Mountain College men's basketball team and obtained his Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, in Business Administration/Management and Economics in 2005. He earned his law degree from the University of Montana School of Law in 2009.During law school, Joe served as President of the Rural Advocacy League Student Group, was selected to the American Association of Justice Trial Team, and represented undergraduate students through the ASUM Legal Clinic. At graduation, Joe was awarded the International Academy of Trial Lawyers Student Advocacy Award. Prior to joining the Ragain Law Firm, he served as a Judicial Clerk to the Honorable Sam E. Haddon of the United States District Court for the District of Montana and practiced as a trial attorney in Billings, Montana. Joe is admitted to practice in front of Montana State and Federal Courts.Joe enjoys his time away from the office exploring the Montana countryside, back roads and river trails with his wife, Audrey Rose.

If you are looking for a Billings lawyer who can assist you in filing a personal injury claim, look no further than Hughes Law, PLLC. Attorney Hughes was born and raised in Montana, making her truly passionate about assisting her fellow Montanans when they are in a time of need. No case is too simple or too complex for Ms. Hughes to take on, and she always works tirelessly to help her clients obtain the compensation they deserve. To see how you may benefit from teaming up with a Billings personal injury lawyer, do not hesitate to contact the firm.

Elinor Swanson ("Ellie") graduated from Lewis & Clark Law School. She was an editor for the Lewis & Clark Law Review.  Ellie has interned for U.S. District Court Judge Paul Papak, the Multnomah County Attorney’s Office, and the Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic.  Ellie's academic legal article was published in Volume 32 of the Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal.  She joined Paul Warren Law, PLLC, a personal injury law firm, in 2015.

Douglas Day has lived in Montana since 2001 when he and his family moved to Missoula to enter Law School at the University of Montana. Before that, Douglas completed a bachelor of science double major in biochemistry and cellular biology from the University of California, San Diego. It did not take long to fall in love with Big Sky country. After law school, his family moved to Lewistown to clerk for the 10th Judicial District Court for a year. Douglas then joined the Office of Public Defender as a Regional Deputy. He has served as the Regional Deputy for the past 11 years, managing attorneys and clients for 11 counties in Central Montana.. During his time serving as the Regional Deputy, he completed advanced courses in Trial Advocacy and became certified to defend Capital Crimes. In 2007, he received the Governor’s award for Excellence in Performance as well as the Montana Department of Administration’s Team of the Year Award. In 2013, Douglas received the Excellence in Leadership Award for the Montana Office of Public Defender. He has also served as a Fellow for national review of public defense.. Douglas has based his career on serving others and helping them make the most out of their situation. He serves actively in his church and community. Douglas loves playing board games with his four children, reading young adult fiction, being outside, and running marathons with his wife. In 2007, his family created a nonprofit organization for youth fitness that serves children in Central Montana. The entire family enjoys coaching, managing, participating, and instructing fitness, as well as caring for their facility to promote fitness and fun. Douglas zealously represents his clients with compassion. He looks forward to continuing his service with Central Montana Families.

Craig C. Hensel has been practicing law in Billings, Montana since 1996. Craig is licensed in all state courts in Montana, all state courts in North Dakota, and Federal Court for the District of Montana. Craig spent over a decade as a prosecutor where he gained extensive courtroom and jury trial experience, trying hundreds of cases to verdict. Craig also has extensive civil experience and represented defendants and insurance companies in personal injury actions for several years, before deciding to switch sides and represent injured individuals.

Colin was raised in Billings. He graduated from the University of Wyoming in 2008 with a B.A. in History. Colin attended the University of Montana School of Law and graduated with honors in 2012. After graduation, Colin served as a law clerk to Judge Susan Watters in both state and federal court. While with Judge Watters, Colin gained valuable insight while observing attorneys practice in a variety of settings. After his clerkship, Colin worked at the accomplished law firm of Bishop, Heenan & Davies, where he was mentored by some of the best attorneys in Montana.  In September 2017, Colin opened his own firm in downtown Billings.. Colin loves practicing law in his hometown and representing consumers and injured parties.  Representing individuals is Colin’s passion, and he always puts his clients first.  He is admitted to practice in Montana state and federal courts. Colin is also a member of the Montana Trial Lawyers Association, American Association for Justice, and the Yellowstone Area Bar Association.  He has given several presentations to fellow attorneys on insurance coverage issues, legal research, and practicing in federal court.. While based in Billings, Colin practices throughout Montana.  He has appeared in cases in state district court, federal district court, and before the Montana Supreme Court.. In their free time, Colin and his wife try to keep up with their three young sons. Hoping to eventually break through to the ranks of professional coaching, he coaches youth baseball, basketball, and soccer.  Colin also enjoys Montana’s outdoors by fishing, hunting, and hiking. An avid sports fan, he strangely enjoys having his heart broken every summer by his beloved Colorado Rockies.

Before venturing into personal injury law, Merry Marr began her legal career working as a Patent Attorney in Washington State. She then expanded her legal skills by working in consumer protection law and later as the supervising attorney at the office of the public defender in Montana. After Merry relocated to Montana in 2011, she chose to dedicate her vast knowledge and experience to the field of personal injury law. Merry can think of no better use of her time, effort, and legal expertise than to help victims who have suffered personal injuries, and she wants nothing more than to return their lives to normal again.. More than anything else, Merry’s top priority is to the needs of her clients. Over the years, she has devoted her entire legal career to being supportive, responsive, and committed to helping her clients get back on their feet again after their accidents. In working with the Advocates, Merry is able to bring her dedication, thoroughness, and meticulous attention to detail to accident victims all throughout the great state of Montana.. Merry knows all too well how difficult it can be to ensure insurance companies uphold their financial obligations to the policies they sell to the public. She firmly believes that insurance providers should be held accountable for the damage and injuries caused by the people they insure. Merry takes pride in the fact that she is on the side of the everyday person instead of merely helping insurance executives increase the price of their stock holdings. With Merry as your personal injury lawyer, you can rest assured that she won’t quit until she wins every dollar possible for your personal injury claim.. In her spare time, Merry loves to read and is an avid traveler. Her lifetime goal is to visit all 7 continents. She also enjoys hiking on the weekends with her friends and her dog.

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