Defending the Rights of Montana Consumers and Injury Victims.

Bishop & Heenan Law Firm, located in Billings, Montana, represents and defends the rights of consumers and injury victims throughout the State of Montana, including Billings, Bozeman, Missoula, Great Falls and other cities around Montana.

Most of our cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning that we do not earn a fee unless and until we achieve a successful result in your case.

At Bishop & Heenan Law Firm, We are Committed to Helping People.

At Bishop & Heenan Law Firm, there is no such thing as a "small" client. No matter what the legal issue may be, our clients are guaranteed the same high level of commitment and resources. We work hard to gain the trust of our clients through personal service and hard work. When you become a client, you become part of our family.

At Bishop & Heenan Law Firm, We Guarantee:

• To conduct a confidential and free case evaluation
• To return your phone calls promptly
• To communicate with you every important matter in your case
• To treat you the way we would want to be treated

You Have Rights.  We Can Help!

Most people don't fully understand their legal rights after an injury accident, collision or the death of a loved one.  Some people may be intimidated or confused by insurance adjustors who are focused on denying, delaying, devaluing or defending against your claim so they can pay out as little as possible.  But if you hire a Montana personal injury attorney you won't have to speak to the adjustor again.  We'll help you understand your legal rights; we'll deal with the adjustor; and we'll fight to make sure your rights are preserved so you are fairly compensated for your losses. 

Car & Truck Accidents

If you or a family member has suffered as a result of a car or truck accident, Montana car accident attorney John Heenan can help you.  We are committed to helping car accident, trucking accident, and motorcycle accident victims recover the just and fair compensation they are entitled to receive under Montana law.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an automobile accident in Montana, you may be entitled to significant compensation.  

Wrongful Death

Losing a loved one due to accidental or wrongful death is a devastating experience. When a family member’s life is suddenly cut short as a result of the carelessness or negligence of another, the grief and feelings of loss can be overwhelming. If this has happened in your family, you may be going through a complex array of emotions, including sadness, denial, anger, and hopelessness. No one is ever prepared for such a tragic event.  When tragedy strikes you may need the assistance of a Montana wrongful death attorney.

Bishop & Heenan Law Firm represents the surviving families of those who have suffered death or fatal personal injuries due to another's negligence, incompetence or recklessness, helping surviving spouses and children obtain compensation for funeral expenses, loss of future earnings, medical bills, physical pain and mental suffering from the parties responsible for the wrongful death.

Serious Accidents & Catastrophic Injuries

Serious Accident Attorneys in Montana- Serious and catastrophic injuries, such as a severe head injury or an injury resulting in a major loss of function or amputation of an arm or leg, are not like whiplash or broken bones. Serious injury accident cases require more care when structuring a settlement or arriving at a judgment that will adequately care for your needs for the rest of your life. We can help.

Insurance Coverage Disputes & Bad Faith Claims

Sometimes the insurance company unreasonably denies or delays payment of benefits, fails to provide coverage or fails to settle the case within the limits of the insurance policy. If this has happened to you, you have likely suffered "insurance bad faith", and you may need to hire an insurance disputes lawyer that can get you the benefits to which you are entitled.  A special type of insurance bad faith which the attorneys at Bishop & Heenan routinely handle concerns bad faith denial of longterm disability benefits.

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