Montana counsel for serious injury, wrongful death, and high-stakes civil matters.

When the stakes are high, having trial-ready counsel matters.

A serious injury or loss of life can suddenly and unexpectedly disrupt work, family life, and peace of mind all at once. In Montana, those disruptions can be made worse by long distances, winter roads, and the simple fact that litigation is demanding. We help people move forward after a tragedy by giving them direct access to their attorneys, disciplined preparation, and a clear next step.

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Trial-Ready From the Start
Direct attorney access
Compassionate treatment
Plainspoken guidance
Prepared for negotiation and trial

Steady guidance through uncertainty

Your case deserves more than quick handling

A serious case is rarely just an insurance file. It can mean surgery, missed work, pressure at home, long drives to appointments, and hard decisions about what comes next.

Lance Jasper and Jenna Lyons work these cases themselves — trial attorneys who prepare a matter from the beginning as though it will be tried, because that is what makes the other side take it seriously.

"The right preparation makes a settlement or favorable outcome at trial more likely. In the process of preparing our cases, we set our clients up for success and help equip and empower them to overcome the adversity they have faced in the process."

LPJ Law — Case Philosophy

What we handle

Practice Areas

Our approach

Why trial readiness changes the conversation

Clear Leverage

Cases built carefully from day one carry more credibility in negotiation.

Better Proof

Records, damages, timelines, and liability facts are organized for scrutiny, not just for a quick demand.

Measured, Steady Counsel

Steady, controlled counsel — especially when the pressure is highest.

Direct Attorney Attention

Serious matters deserve attorney-led strategy from the first review forward.

What to expect

What the process looks like

01

First Review

The first conversation focuses on what happened, what has changed, and what feels most urgent right now.

02

Early Case Building

We preserve the information that matters, identify the disputes likely to arise, and head off mistakes that are hard to undo later.

03

Claim Development

Medical records, damages, timelines, and liability proof are organized into a clear case story.

04

Resolution or Trial

Some matters resolve through negotiation. Others require suit, discovery, and trial preparation.

Common questions

Before you reach out

You do not need every answer before you call us. These are the questions most people ask first.

What does trial-ready mean? +
It means the case is prepared from day one as though it will be tested in court — the evidence, the strategy, the documentation. That same preparation is what gives negotiation real leverage.
How soon should I contact a lawyer? +
As early as practical after a serious injury, fatal incident, or major dispute. Early guidance can help protect evidence and avoid preventable mistakes.
Will every case have to go to court? +
No. Some matters resolve through negotiation. But serious cases are stronger when they are prepared for the possibility of suit and trial.
How soon will I hear back? +
We aim to respond promptly after reviewing your submission. If the matter is urgent or time-sensitive, call us directly rather than relying on the form alone.

Get started

Start with a clear, attorney-led conversation.

You do not need a polished legal summary before reaching out. A careful first review can clarify what matters now, what should be preserved, and what next step makes sense.

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