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How to Shield Your Business From Lawsuits

Posted on April 8th, 2026

Some lawsuits have merit. Others are filed as leverage, out of frustration, or simply because someone believes a business has deep enough pockets to make a settlement worthwhile. Frivolous or not, any lawsuit costs time, money, and focus. And for a small or mid-sized business in Montana, the disruption alone can be damaging even if […]

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When a Standard Contract Is Not Enough

Posted on April 1st, 2026

Buying or selling a standard home in Montana is already a significant transaction. Luxury real estate is a different situation entirely. The contracts are longer, the contingencies are more involved, and the financial exposure on both sides is substantially greater. A boilerplate purchase agreement is designed to handle a typical residential sale. It was not […]

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What To Do After a Contract Breach

Posted on March 30th, 2026

A contract breach happens when someone doesn’t hold up their end of a legally binding agreement. Sometimes it’s obvious. Other times, you’re not quite sure what you’re dealing with. The other party might have missed a deadline, delivered work that wasn’t what you agreed to, refused to pay, or simply disappeared from the deal altogether. […]

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Tips for Working With a Business Lawyer

Posted on March 25th, 2026

Hiring a business lawyer is one thing. Working with one effectively is another. Many business owners secure legal representation but struggle to maximize the relationship, often because they’re unsure what to expect or how to communicate their needs. Understanding how to collaborate with your attorney can save time, reduce costs, and lead to better outcomes […]

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What Montana Trustees Are Responsible For

Posted on March 23rd, 2026

Being named a trustee is both an honor and a legal obligation that most people underestimate. It is not simply a matter of holding onto assets until beneficiaries come calling. Under Montana law, trustees carry a defined set of duties, and failing to meet them can lead to personal liability, removal, or costly litigation. The […]

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