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Tips For Minimizing Cognitive Distractions While Driving
When it comes to driving distractions, cognitive distractions are particularly important to understand. These distractions affect your mental focus while driving, potentially increasing the risk of accidents.
Posted: 04/25/2024
Winter driving in Montana is Snow Joke
Whether you've lived in Montana your whole life or just moved here, you need to be ready, careful, and alert on the road. Here are some tips from actual Montanans across the state about how to survive driving in the winter.
Posted: 02/26/2024
Paul Odegaard Earns Best Lawyers in America Award for 2024
Partner attorney Paul Odegaard is recognized by peer reviewed Best Lawyers for the award of Best Lawyers in America for 2024.
Posted: 11/02/2023
Will A Government Shutdown Affect My Workers' Compensation Benefits?
Amidst political turmoil on Capitol Hill, the government can reach a point of shutdown. During this time, numerous federal services come to a halt, leaving many to wonder about the status of their workers' compensation benefits.
Posted: 10/11/2023