About John Heenan
Heenan Law Firm
Downtown Post Office
Bldg.
2602 1st Ave. N.,
Suite 305
Billings, MT 59101
Downtown Post Office
Bldg.
2602 1st Ave. N.,
Suite 305
Billings, MT 59101
To review your case with us, personally
and free of charge, please call
(406) 839-9091
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John is a graduate of the University of Montana (honors) and University of
Montana School of Law (high honors). He began his practice by serving as a
law clerk for United States District Court Judge Richard F. Cebull.
Thereafter, John worked in private practice at the Edwards Law Firm,
handling both civil and criminal cases, including the case of Ammondson et al
v. NorthWestern Corporation et al, which resulted in one of the largest jury
awards in Montana history ($21.4 million.)
In 2003, John won the national American Association for Justice essay
contest for his article Graceful Maneuvering: Corporate Avoidance of
Liability Through Bankruptcy and Corporate Law, which explored W.R.
Grace’s corporate maneuvers in the aftermath of the Libby fallout.
John is a proud member of the American Association for Justice, the National
Association of Consumer Advocates, and the Montana Trial Lawyers
Association.
John enjoys helping people. His philosophy is that you treat clients like you
treat your family.
Montana School of Law (high honors). He began his practice by serving as a
law clerk for United States District Court Judge Richard F. Cebull.
Thereafter, John worked in private practice at the Edwards Law Firm,
handling both civil and criminal cases, including the case of Ammondson et al
v. NorthWestern Corporation et al, which resulted in one of the largest jury
awards in Montana history ($21.4 million.)
In 2003, John won the national American Association for Justice essay
contest for his article Graceful Maneuvering: Corporate Avoidance of
Liability Through Bankruptcy and Corporate Law, which explored W.R.
Grace’s corporate maneuvers in the aftermath of the Libby fallout.
John is a proud member of the American Association for Justice, the National
Association of Consumer Advocates, and the Montana Trial Lawyers
Association.
John enjoys helping people. His philosophy is that you treat clients like you
treat your family.