Each year, thousands of people around the country sustain injuries in accidents that are not their fault. Perhaps they were walking through a park when a stranger’s dog attacked. Maybe they were involved in a car accident caused by a drunk or distracted driver. These situations are unfortunate and, frequently for the injured party, expensive..
6 Montana Nursing Homes Flagged by Senate for Poor Care
For years, there’s been a pattern in government. If federal inspectors find nursing homes with critical safety, sanitation, or health problems, they keep the name under wraps. The times have changed, though. According to a recent U.S. Senate report, there are six Montana nursing care facilities known to “underperform.” The Senate report outlines the nationwide.
Personal Injury 101: What Happens if Someone Gets Hurt on Your Property in MT?
Picture this: you throw a dinner party one chilly December night, just before the holidays. As your guests are leaving, one of them slips and falls in your entryway. The person is okay, but they require medical attention. Who pays for it? Is it now a personal injury case? Will the injured party sue? Are.
5 Things to Look for When Choosing a Nursing Home in Montana
Choosing a nursing home can be difficult. You want your loved ones to have the best care and attention, but finding a location that offers those things is a tall order. Fortunately, securing the best nursing home is simply a process of due diligence. When you understand what to look for in a nursing home,.
Montana Driving Tips: How to Stay Safe on the Road During Your Vacation
Montana is a beautiful state to drive in, but it can be dangerous. Extensive winding roads and unpredictable driving conditions can cause sketchy conditions. Fortunately, there are things you can do to prevent accidents and keep yourself and other people safe on Montana’s roads. Read on for some of the best Montana driving tips. 5.