Slip and falls, or other grocery store injuries are all too common. Billings law firms get many inquiries about whether a case merits a lawsuit. Injured parties are interested in recovering the cost of medical treatment and whether a business is responsible for any continuing medical problems.

In this video, Mr. Neuhardt discusses the critical legal concept of “notice” and how that impacts whether a case can move forward. When is the grocery store at fault? Do you have a valid claim?

When is it likely an insurance company will deny a claim? Mr. Neuhardt draws on his experience as a Billings Montana accident and injury attorney to explain some of the ways an insurance company may try to dodge responsibility for paying.

In this video, Sol relates how an auto accident case played out, ultimately resulting in a successful outcome for his client. The case demonstrates how, even in a case where there is shared fault, an experienced attorney can get an insurance carrier to pay on claims.

What does Montana law require when someone else is at fault in an auto accident? How will the insurance company try to avoid paying?

In this video, Mr. Neuhardt explains how Montana law views claims and responsibility for lost wages and medical expenses. As an accident attorney in Billings, Montana, Sol is well versed in handling suits against insurance companies that may try to claim a pre-existing condition or place blame on the victim of an accident.

Because punitive damages are awarded above and beyond reimbursement for medical bills and repair costs, whether or not a client can get them is a large part of deciding whether to proceed with a case. In this short video about punitive damages, Montana injury attorney Sol Neuhardt explains what they are and who has to pay them.

Is it enough to show fault or will another standard have to be met? Will an insurance company pay punitive damages? How do deep pockets affect the possibility of collecting punitive damages?

Understanding these basics will help clients become better informed about the likely results of their case.

What is a pre-existing condition and how does this affect your chances in a lawsuit against an insurance company? Can you be barred from suing if you have a condition before an accident that is made worse by the accident?

Accident injury attorney Sol Neuhart discusses pre-existing conditions and how the law restricts insurance companies from blanket denial of claims using a prior medical condition as an excuse not to pay.