Montana Lawyers Robin Ammons to Stephanie Oblander

Firm: Robin Ammons Attorney at Law, PLLC

210 North Higgins Ave Suite 205 , Missoula , Montana 59802

Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills

Ms. Ammons is a registered nurse and an attorney.  She has seen firsthand that vulnerable people need protection and guidance.  As a lawyer, she believes in protecting her clients and resolving problems as they arise.  She will work with your personal situation with respect and work toward your future. Consultations by appointment only - Call to schedule a consultation today!

Firm: Ugrin, Alexander, Zadick, P.C.

Po Box 1746 , Great Falls , Montana 59403

Practice Areas: Litigation

Firm: Bridger Law

129 West Main Street, Suite B2 , Bozeman , Montana 59715

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

Over the last 4 years, I have become an agressive and passionate advocate inside and outide of the courtroom in criminal defense work.  My approach is straightforward and fair and I strive to address all my clients' questions and concerns.  With numerous hours of experience in the courtroom, knowledge of the judges and opposing attorneys, and a caring approach with clients, I can assist you in navigating the legal system during your most stressful times.

Firm: The Law Firm of Edmiston Schermerhorn & Colton

310 Grand Ave , Billings , Montana 59101

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization, Nursing Home Negligence, Personal Injury

401 North 31st Street, Suite 1500 , Billings , Montana 59101

Practice Areas: Litigation

Firm: Moriarity & Badaruddin, PLLC

736 S 3rd St W , Missoula , Montana 59801

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice

We take pride in the fact that our firm remains small and manageable. The firm consists of three partners, one attorney of counsel and two associates. We receive hundreds of calls and letters every year from people needing representation and attorneys seeking our help. Regrettably, we can only accept a small percentage of these potential cases so as to provide the very best representation for those that we do choose to represent.. We wish we could help everybody, but unfortunately, we cannot. We at Moriarity & Badaruddin PLLC pride ourselves in accepting cases with underlying social value and take great satisfaction in representing the little people who need our help the most. We do not represent corporations. Instead we represent people, good people, little people – not corporations. We highly respect our work philosophy and are proud of our clients because they stand tall amongst giants and fight for their rights.. We invite you to acquaint yourself with our attorneys. Individual biographies highlight each lawyer’s education, attributes, and the successful law careers that set Moriarity & Badaruddin PLLC in a legal league of its own.

Firm: Law Office

618 Highland St. , Helena , Montana 59601

Practice Areas: Immigration

Shahid Haque dedicates his practice to helping immigrants obtain legal status in the United States and pursue all that the country has to offer. Mr. Haque assists clients with a wide variety of immigration matters, including applications with the consulates abroad and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, representing clients arrested by the Department of Homeland Security, and defending immigrants in deportation proceedings in Immigration Court.. Mr. Haque has represented over a thousand immigrants and their families all across Montana.  Mr. Haque helps clients with a wide variety of family and employment based visas. He has won asylum for over  twenty refugees who fled from their home countries to escape torture, persecution, and death on account of their political or religious beliefs. He has also won cancellation of removal for numerous clients in contested deportation proceedings — one of the most difficult forms of relief to win due to its high burden of proof.. Mr. Haque has advocated for immigrants’ rights by bringing lawsuits in state and federal court to challenge unconstitutional laws and policies that discriminate against immigrants in Montana. He successfully challenged LR-121, an anti-immigrant voter-approved referendum, and thanks to his efforts the law was found unconstitutional.. In 2013, he filed a class action lawsuit against the Montana Highway Patrol to challenge its practice of detaining Latino drivers and passengers solely for the purpose of checking into their immigration status.  In 2015, he prevailed with a judgment in his favor. Under a new policy, troopers cannot ask about immigration status based solely on a person’s race, ethnicity or language abilities.  Nor can they demand drivers or passengers tell them their immigration status or detain people who choose not to answer.  Montana is now one of the only states with a clear policy prohibiting this conduct.. In November 2016, Mr. Haque won a settlement of $125,000 against Jefferson County, Montana on behalf of a Mexican immigrant who was sexually assaulted while in immigration custody in that facility.. In the Fall of 2015, Mr. Haque taught immigration law at the University of Montana School of Law. Mr. Haque is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is also the founder and President of the Montana Immigrant Justice Alliance (“MIJA”), a statewide non-profit organization focused on immigrant justice issues. You can read about MIJA’s mission by clicking here.. In 2017, Mr. Haque was the recipient of the ACLU's Jeannette Rankin Civil Liberties Award, in acknowledgement of his service to immigrants in the State of Montana.. Mr. Haque lobbies for fair immigration policies in the Montana Legislature, and teaches training courses for immigrants and allies on immigration law, debunking myths about immigrants, knowing your rights when dealing with law enforcement, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. In 2010, Mr. Haque trained at the Western States Center’s Community Strategic Training Initiative in Portland.. Mr. Haque earned his Juris Doctor from the Chicago-Kent College of Law, with High Honors, in 2005. During his first year in law school, he won the West Publishing Award for earning the highest GPA in his class. Mr. Haque served as Notes and Comments Editor of the Chicago-Kent Law Review, where he also published a scholarly article on labor and immigration policy. Upon graduation, he was inducted into the Order of the Coif and won the school’s Bar & Gavel Award for outstanding service to the immigrant community. During law school, Mr. Haque was an intern with the National Immigrant Justice Center. He received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Sociology from the University of Southern Indiana in 2001.. Mr. Haque is a member of the Illinois and Montana Bars, and is admitted to practice before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Courts for Montana and the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Haque represents immigrants throughout the country, and has appeared before Immigration Courts in numerous states.. Mr. Haque resides in Helena, Montana with his wife, Sandra, and his family.. For a consultation with Mr. Haque, please submit our online form.

Firm: sean p bracken

650 Colorado Gulch , Missoula , Montana 59808

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Whether a large corporation or an individual, we work extra hard to provide our clients with the outstanding legal services that they deserve at a much more competitive price.  We care about your business and we will never take a client for granted.  We are available 24/7 to help you with all of your legal needs.

Firm: Stinson Law Group, PC

421 W. Mendenhall Street , Bozeman , Montana 59715

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Firm: Morrison, Sherwood, Wilson, & Deola, PLLP

401 N. Last Chance Gulch , Helena , Montana 59601

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

I am a Helena attorney who is proud to fight for the rights of Montanans.  I enjoy helping others, and guiding them through the toughest portions of their life.

401 N. Washington , Missoula , Montana 59802

Practice Areas: Patent Application

Firm: Tipp Coburn Lockwood P.C.

2200 Brooks Street , Missoula , Montana 59806

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Client satisfaction is my priority. I strive to be a powerful advocate for my clients and provide them with honest advice and responsive service.

Firm: Law Office of Sara T. Young, LLC

309 Central Ave. Suite 202 , Whitefish , Montana 59937

Practice Areas: Immigration

Sara is experienced in criminal defense, family law, and other civil litigation where she was a student attorney at the Washtenaw County Public Defender's Office for over 2 years before practicing. She has had cases dismissed and won her first jury trial. Sara continues to update her legal education by attending criminal defense and family law seminars every year. She will put in the time to represent you to her fullest ability and advocate zealously. Hire Sara N. Tower to fight for your rights.

Firm: Law Office of Samuel P. Newton, PC

Historic KM Building , Kalispell , Montana 59901

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Sam has represented criminal defendants since 2003. He has represented multiple defendants on charges ranging from minor misdemeanors to the death penalty. He is a former criminal justice professor who has published several academic articles as well as a textbook on criminal evidence.

Firm: Travis & Brann, PLLP

24 First Avenue East , Kalispell , Montana 59901

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Firm: Peabody Law PLLC

525 Railway St. , Whitefish , Montana 59937

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

With over a decade of experience as a public defender prior to starting his own practice, Ryan Peabody has the knowledge and skill to represent you no matter the charges and allegations the government levels at you. Mr. Peabody has tried jury trials ranging from Murder, sex crimes, Robbery, Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Extortion, to DUI (felonies and misdemeanors; drugs and/or alcohol), domestic violence, drug offenses and many others.Mr. Peabody has had great success defending DUI cases, having earned numerous Not Guilty verdicts for his clients. He has also obtained at least two hung juries in DUI cases in which the prosecution dismissed all charges after trial. He has earned Not Guilty verdicts or dismissals after a hung jury for cases involving only alcohol, cases involving only drugs, and a combination of alcohol and drugs. Mr. Peabody has also obtained many dismissals in DUI cases through motions to suppress evidence. These ranged from the police taking the blood of his client without a warrant and without an exception to the requirement that they obtain a warrant, to cases where they did not have the necessary reasonable suspicion to effectuate a traffic stop. He has even had multiple motions to suppress that were denied by the trial judge reversed by the appellate division of the Santa Barbara County Superior Court resulting in all charges being dismissed. He also defeated prosecution appeals of motions to suppress that were granted in favor of his client, also resulting in all charges being dismissed.In City of Kalispell v. Salsgiver, 2019 MT 126, Mr. Peabody brought about systemic change in the state of Montana when he went to the Montana Supreme Court to successfully challenge the unconstitutional practice, that was pervasive throughout the state, of stripping misdemeanor defendants of their Sixth Amendment right to trial by jury if they missed a court date. He did this after having lost in the trial court and then with the intermediate appellate court. The appellate division of the Montana Public Defender’s Office refused to argue the practice was unconstitutional believing it would be unsuccessful, so Mr. Peabody handled the appeal to the Supreme Court himself and prevailed with a 5 to 2 majority. In that same opinion, the Montana Supreme Court also reversed one of its prior decisions to the advantage of his client.Mr. Peabody taught law students Criminal Procedure as an Adjunct Professor at the Southern California Institute of Law from 2014 to 2015. The class focused on the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution. He has attended the National Criminal Defense College’s Trial Practice Institute in Macon, Georgia. He has previously worked as a public defender in the South Lake Tahoe branch of the El Dorado County Public Defender’s Office as well as Santa Barbara County, Lassen County, and the state of Montana.  He is an active member of the Montana state bar.  He is licensed to practice law in all California state courts as well as the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California and is an inactive member of the Colorado state bar. He is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of Oregon School of Law.

, Glendive , Montana

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I drove heavy haul trucks for 14 years, A few years before i knew my back was going to go out I started keeping receipts of all the Law Study I did on my own time by recording and posting part of my studies to a podcast...which really took off.. Some Folx told me i could outwork the Law School entrance exam...I did, and scored in the 92.5%. (That's vs. people who already have at least three years of college). Not bad for a dude who was told he was "learning disabled.". Next, I applied to every school in a location that i thought i would enjoy riding my motorcycle (I drove in every state except Alaska, so i know where the best spots are). That ended up scoring me a Full Tuition Scholarship to Penn State Law, where I helped the Students AND professors understand how the real world works...in exchange for not paying $53,000/Yr. Having Started law school in 2020, the fact i had a radio broadcast voice quickly made me a class favorite. It probably helped that i had a tool kit and helped kids fix their vehicles, helped them find free suits.

Firm: Hartelius, Durocher & Winter

118 6th St S , Great Falls , Montana 59401

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

Car wrecks, medical errors, dogs attacks--life altering events happen in a heart beat.  Innocent victims injured by others face not only the long road to recovery, and lost enjoyment of life, but also the economic pressure that comes from bills piling up and income being diminished or even gone after an injury.  After growing up in Great Falls, I went to college in Missoula, getting a BA in economics in 1991, followed by a JD in law in 1994.  After several years of a broader practice, including criminal defense, which allowed me to get trial experience, I eventually focused entirely on helping injured people.  Other than pro bono matters, I handle exclusively plaintiff/claimant cases related to injuries and insurance claims.  Most of my cases relate to injuries caused by car wrecks or medical malpractice, but I handle all manner of injury cases, including dog attacks, railroad crossing cases and motorcycle wrecks. I work in State, Federal, and Tribal courts throughout Montana.  As a result of my litigation and trial practice, I have also handled directly or indirectly some of the most important insurance and injury law cases decided by the Montana Supreme Court in the last 20 years.

Firm: Smith Oblander PC

104 2nd Street South , Great Falls , Montana 59405

Practice Areas: Insurance

As a partner at Smith Oblander, Stephanie Oblander handles a variety of matters that include construction litigation, personal injury, personal injury defense, and insurance coverage matters. In addition to personal injury and insurance matters, Stephanie represents design professionals in complex construction disputes and homeowners regarding property damage claims. Stephanie’s law practice began in 1996 at Smith Law Offices with a strong emphasis in business litigation and business transactional matters, including real estate transactions and liquor and gaming matters. Over time her practice has evolved to litigation with a strong emphasis in construction, insurance and personal injury.. Stephanie received her juris doctorate from the University of Montana School of Law in 1996. She is admitted to practice in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana, and in state district courts in Montana.. Stephanie has spent her life enjoying the quiet and beauty of Montana, having been born and raised on a farm in Ballantine, Montana, in the Huntley Project community. In her free time Stephanie enjoys riding her horses and her other animals that include dogs, goats, parrots and Emmet the cat. In the summer you may find her at her home outside of Great Falls bucking bales or driving a swather, work that compliments and gives perspective to her busy legal practice.

Firm: Browning, Kaleczyc, Berry & Hoven, P.C.

800 N. Last Chance Gulch , Helena , Montana 59601

Practice Areas: Federal and State Litigation, Business Law, Business Litigation, Complex Business Litigation, Insurance Law, Legislative and Administrative Law, Tax Exempt Financing