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Archives for July 2021

Youth, EJPA juvenile/adult sentences, revocation at 27

July 17, 2021 By lilly

YOUTH: Jurisdiction over youth given both juvenile and adult sentences under EJPA for possession of explosives when 16 lost when youth turned 25 with no explicit transfer to District Court… revocation at age 27 of suspended part of sentence stemming from violations of original conditions vacated… Langton reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Andrew Cziok, Kristen Peterson

UEF claimant’s medical records protected

July 17, 2021 By lilly

Purported employer not entitled to claimant’s medical records from UEF… Sandler. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court Tagged With: Ben Williams, Evan Danno, Tammy Wyatt-Shaw, Thomas Hollo

Settlements

July 17, 2021 By lilly

Plan I

Larry McQueen, ARD, through 1/94 with Louisiana Pacific, LP denied claims, disputes as to whether Petitioner timely filed, whether he was exposed to asbestos in a work setting, and/or which insurer may be liable, LP has not paid medical or indemnity, $65,000 for all claims, stipulated judgment; Dean Blackaby for McQueen, Todd Hammer for LP [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court

Breach of forbearance, seizure of funds, $26,374,576.13

July 10, 2021 By lilly

BREACH OF FORBEARANCE: $26,374,576.13 judgment for wrongful seizure of funds from start-up office products business affirmed EXCEPT $7,535,593.18 attorney fees erroneously awarded under Montana law when Michigan law does not allow contract reciprocity fees… Dayton affirmed, reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: David Wagner, James Goetz, Jane Quasarano, Jeffrey Kuchel, Joseph Shannon, Randall Bishop, Randy Cox, Timothy Strauch, Ward "Mick" Taleff

Memorandum opinions, issues noted, analysis kept brief

July 10, 2021 By lilly

MEMORANDUM OPINION: Entire record, briefs, arguments considered but analysis kept brief as Memorandum Opinion relied on existing law, did not establish precedent… rehearing of landlord/tenant Opinion denied… order. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Jessie Lundberg

Child sex abuse, juror bias, “educational” testimony

July 10, 2021 By lilly

CHILD SEX ABUSE: Claim of ineffective assistance for not sufficiently challenging panelist who subsequently served as foreman regarding bias more amenable for postconviction… sex abuse expert’s “educational” testimony does not warrant plain error review of claim that it undermined Defendant’s presumption of innocence… Judge’s answer to jury’s query as to what to do if jurors cannot come to unanimous decision on 3 counts without consulting the parties was not prejudicial or was harmless… convictions affirmed… Seeley affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Katie Schulz, Melissa Broch, William Boggs

Sentencing, jail time as part of deferred imposition

July 10, 2021 By lilly

SENTENCING: Jail time properly imposed as part of deferred imposition for paraphernalia… Walker/Todd affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Bree Gee, Ed Zink, Shannon Sweeney

Arbitration, discharged Montana pilot, Arizona employer

July 10, 2021 By lilly

ARBITRATION: Arbitration agreement in employment contract of discharged Montana pilot employed by Arizona company to transport deported illegals valid and enforceable, with arbitration in Arizona under Arizona or federal law… Berger. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: J.R. Casillas, Robert Baldwin

$65,530,500 verdict, failure to release hemp crop

July 10, 2021 By lilly

VERDICT: $65,530,500 ($9,530,500 for negligence, negligent misrepresentation, fraud, deceit, $56 million punitives), failure to release hemp crop to 19 farmers. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: Ben Snipes, Mark Parker, Robert Phillips, Ross Johnson

Arbitration, Health Care Sharing Ministry, “insurance”

July 10, 2021 By lilly

ARBITRATION: Health care sharing ministry Member Guide is an insurance contract… Montana law prohibits arbitration clauses in insurance contracts and the McCarren-Ferguson Act reverse-preempts the FAA… HCSM providers’ motions to compel arbitration denied…. Haddon. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Anne Sherwood, Elizabeth Shirley, Jacqueline Menk, Jeffrey Baxter, John Morrison, Nathan Bilyeu, Nathan Schacht, Sara Craig, Sean Slanger, Stefan Wall

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