Morrison, Motl and Sherwood, PLLP
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Morrison, Motl and Sherwood is a Helena based Montana law firm that provides the highest quality representation to consumers, workers and small businesses.
Experience Counts
We have successfully litigated hundreds of cases for consumers, working families and small businesses across Montana. Our appellate cases, including many cases of first impression, have shaped the law of Montana.
Legal Ability
Our firm holds the AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest peer rating for legal ability and ethics.
Professional Leadership
Our members serve on board of the Montana Justice Foundation and the State Bar Ethics Committee, have been president of the Montana Trial Lawyers Association and the First Judicial District Bar and have published and taught widely in their practice areas.
Personal Touch
Our firm is large enough to offer a wide range of expertise but small enough to ensure personal attention for every client. We take the causes of our clients seriously and personally.
Morrison, Motl & Sherwood, PLLP
401 North Last Chance Gulch
Helena, Mt 59601
Phone: 406.442.3261
Fax: 406.443.7294
http://mmslawgroup.com
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