Category: Firm News

Gallatin County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to join a federal lawsuit with Cascade County against several pharmaceutical companies that produce opioid painkillers, alleging the companies downplayed the risks of serious addiction to the drugs… Read more

Five Montana hospitals are settling a lawsuit that accuses them of making a deal with a health insurer to inflate employee health coverage prices in return for $26 million split between the hospitals… Read more

The FDA has issued a warning that over 100 hand sanitizers on the market contain dangerous ingredients. Manufacturers cutting corners at the expense of consumer safety is nothing new. The attorneys at Beck, Amsden and Stalpes have recovered millions on behalf of Montanans injured by defective products. If you or a loved one has been…

In many cases, documents such as investigative reports, board meeting minutes and insurance claim notes reveal important facts about the incident that caused injury to your client. Many times, such documents are withheld on the basis of “work product” protection.  In Draggin’ y Cattle Co., Inc. v. Addink, Justice Rice noted that the law in…

A Butte woman suing a Butte psychiatrist for allegedly causing an irreversible movement disorder won the first step in her case Wednesday against the state…

A lawsuit from a Kalispell woman alleges that a Butte psychiatrist’s improper drug treatment has left her with an incurable physical ailment. Read more

The Equifax breach continues to be big news. Today on Dominick In The Morning attorney Justin Stalpes of the firm Beck, Amsden & Stalpes Law Firm in Bozeman. talked about a class action lawsuit on behalf of the people of Montana. His law firm is involved against Equifax, trying to protect Montana residents… Read more

Bayer will pay more than $10 billion to end tens of thousands of lawsuits filed over its Roundup weedkiller, the company announced Wednesday… Read more

Since the start of the summer season, there has been a rise in fatal accidents involving cars and motorcycles in south-central Montana. Read more

“For a century, this tiny town has breathed beneath the long shadow of a colossal chimney…” Read more