Billings Personal Injury Attorneys
Lawyers Who Have Your Back
Let Maring Williams Law Office of Billings be the legal team that you trust after an accident. When insurance companies try to push you around or undercut the amount of compensation that you need to recover, we will be there to have your back and take the lead. Our extensive experience, resources, and knowledge give us the strength and authority to stand up to the opposition on your behalf.
On This Page:
- Highly Awarded Injury Lawyers
- Cases We Handle
- What Does the Liable Party Owe You?
- Get Help Today
- Personal Injury FAQ
Take the fight to insurance companies. Call our Billings personal injury lawyers at (701) 402-6644.
Successful Verdicts & Settlements
Victories On Behalf of Our Clients & Community
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$19 Million Oilfield Accident & Traumatic Brain Injury
Our client suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), severe burns, and permanent disfigurement when he was involved in a gas explosion in the Bakken oil fields of western North Dakota.
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$6 Million Oilfield Accident & Burn Injury
Our client was severely burned and suffered permanent and disabling injuries in an explosion and fire at a well site in the Bakken oil fields of western North Dakota.
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$5.3 Million Car Accident
Our client suffered severe injuries in a head-on automobile crash when her vehicle was intentionally struck by a vehicle operated by her ex-boyfriend.
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$5 Million Oilfield Accident & Wrongful Death
We represented the wife and child of an oil field worker who died from an explosion and flash fire on a well site caused by the release of hydrocarbons.
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$5 Million Trucking Accident
Our client was hit by a semi-tractor and trailer that failed to yield at an intersection. Our client’s pick-up truck burst into flames and he suffered catastrophic injuries.
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$3 Million Trucking Accident & Catastrophic Injuries
Our client was rendered quadriplegic when the truck in which he was a passenger crashed into a semi-tractor and trailer.
Client Testimonials
Hear From Clients We Have Helped
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"Lindsay was more than just an attorney for me & my family."
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"I really enjoyed working with Jim and team!"- Nicole A.
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"You and your team made a difference by giving us a voice."
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"Honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better legal team."
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Billings Personal Injury FAQ
What is Montana’s statute of limitations on personal injury claims?
Montana has a three-year statute of limitations on most personal injury claims, which begins on the day that the accident or injury occurred. Once the three-year statute of limitations expires, the court won’t accept a claim that is filed, even when backed by significant evidence of liability. Don’t miss your opportunity to seek compensation. Get your case moving now with our help.
Will my personal injury settlement be taxed?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) likes to collect taxes wherever it can. However, it typically cannot tax personal injury settlements because that money is seen as restitution for what you lost, not a form of income. For more information about if your settlement or part of it will be taxed, we recommend that you speak with a tax attorney.
Can I still get a settlement if I caused the accident?
Under Montana’s comparative negligence law, you can’t seek damages against a defendant or liable party if your liability is equal to or more than that party’s. In other words, if you are 50% liable or greater, then your case won’t be permitted. This is one reason why it is so important to work with a law firm that knows how to keep your liability as low as possible.
Meet Our Attorneys
Our attorneys have more than 150 years of combined legal experience. During that time, they have made it their mission to provide exceptional legal service, consistent with the firm's long history of helping people.
