Category: Firm News

Stevenson et al v. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company et al

Firm News | August 27, 2025

Beck, Amsden & Stalpes, PLLC represents the Stevenson family of Miles City, Montana, owners of Stevenson & Sons Funeral Homes, in a significant lawsuit against Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, former insurance broker Joshoa Gardner, and several affiliated financial entities. The family alleges they were misled into purchasing high-risk financial products that caused substantial financial…

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Who Is Liable In a Montana Truck Accident?

Firm News | July 15, 2025

Montana is a booming, busy state. The state’s flourishing agriculture, forestry, mining, and manufacturing industries cause Montana’s highways and rural routes to be commonly congested with large commercial trucks. A fully loaded semi-tractor-trailer truck can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, far outsizing an average 4,000-pound family car. Dump trucks, garbage trucks, and box trucks…

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Uninsured Motorist Coverage Explained

Firm News | March 20, 2024

The weather’s changing, roads are getting slicker and so now is a good time to take a look at your auto insurance coverage. Liability auto insurance covers costs when you cause an accident, but it doesn’t protect you from other drivers. Between medical costs and lost wages, if you are hit by another driver, there…

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Resisting Motions to Exclude Medical Bills And Limit Recovery to Actual Payments Made By Health Insurers

Firm News | March 20, 2024

Most, if not all, health insurers have some contractual arrangement, such as a preferred provider agreement (PPA), with health care providers. These contractual arrangements require that the health insurer receive a discount when they pay a bill on behalf of their insured. These arrangements exist because health insurers are excellent repeat customers with substantial bargaining…

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Judge Puts Cloud Over Settlement of Roundup Cancer Claims

Firm News | March 20, 2024

Judge Vince Chhabria announced that he is not inclined to supplant the role of juries and allow a “scientific panel” to decide whether Roundup causes cancer. This decision is critical to protecting the constitutional right to a jury trial. We have handled claims involving Roundup and other hazardous products and the importance of this decision…

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