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Missoula Personal Injury Law Firm
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Paoli Law Firm, P.C., Missoula, Montana, Personal Injury Lawyers
With offices in Missoula, Montana, Paoli Law Firm, P.C. attorneys provide experienced legal counsel for workers, individuals and businesses throughout the Montana Mountain West region. Clients benefit from the firm's recognized name and reputation for excellence. Senior partner David Paoli currently serves as a member of the designated legal counsel for United Transportation Union, and the state of Montana has retained the firm to work on critical litigation in the public interest.
Paoli Law Firm, P.C. attorneys have an excellent record of negotiated settlements and jury verdicts in a broad range of litigation areas, including:
- Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) railroad injury litigation
- Federal Rail Safety Act (FRSA) "whistleblower" employer retaliation claims
- Employee rights violations
- Catastrophic workplace injuries and wrongful death
- Motor vehicle accident injury and death litigation
- Injury and death from defective or dangerous consumer or industrial products
- Medical negligence
- Injuries resulting from a dangerous premises or defective building
In addition to civil litigation, the law firm also provides litigation services for people charged with DUI and other criminal offenses in the Missoula area.
Professional Recognition For Dedication To Excellence
Recognized by colleagues for their dedication to the legal profession, attorneys at the firm are frequently asked to present continuing education classes for attorneys in state and local bar associations.
Office hours in Missoula are between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. weekdays. Weekend and evening appointments may be available by special arrangement. The firm provides a free telephone consultation with an attorney.
About Paoli Law Firm, P.C.
Previous Law Firm Name
- Paoli Kutzman, P.C.
Languages
- English (Primary)
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- Tractor-Trailer Crashes
- Insurance Bad Faith
- Banking Misconduct
- Criminal Defense
Litigation
- 100%
Published Works
- FELA/Railroad Claims
- Injury & Wrongful Death
- Medical Malpractice
- Railroad Whistleblower - Retaliation Claims
- Insurance Disputes
Classes and Seminars
- Products Liability, University of Montana School of Law
- Trial Practice, University of Montana School of Law
Pro Bono Activities
- Special Mineral County Prosecutor RE: State of Montana v. Sergey Buslayev
People
Attorneys
- David R. Paoli (Managing Partner)
Staff
- Rebecca Murphy, Legal Assistant
- Matthew Asaro, Legal Assistant
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Office Information
Address
257 West Front St., Suite A Missoula, MT 59802
Phone
Fax
- 406-542-3332
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