Results*

$56.7M

Wrongful reduction of risk corridor payments under ACA

$14M

Discrimination/Harassment against internet troll

$8M

Class action underpayment of medical claims

$7M

ERISA Violations Class Action

$2.85M

Health insurance overcharges

$2M

Las Vegas Mandalay Bay Shooting

$1.76M

Campaign Finance Violations

$1.234M

Wrongful withholding CSR payments under ACA

$1M

Wrongful denial of claims

$175k

Student on Student Sexual Assault

$600k

Wrongful Conviction

$225K

Unfair and Deceptive Mortgage Handling

$75k

Constitutional Due Process Violations

Precedent Setting cases

In addition to recovering damages for our clients, Morrison Sherwood Wilson Deola, PLLP, has advanced Montana law through a diverse set of precedent setting court opinions. A few of the more significant cases are listed below, they range from consumer protection to insurance coverage to constitutional rights

Reavis v. Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency

(2020)

established the right to sue to a student loan lender for mishandling a student loan borrowers payments, and misrepresenting the status of their loan(s).

In the matter of the adoption of a.w.s AND K.R.S.

(2014)

Established the right to counsel during private adoption proceedings terminating parental rights.

MORROW V. BANK OF AMERICA

(2014)

established the right to sue to mortgage loan servicers for unfair and deceptive practices, and misrepresentations related to loan modifications

*Cases are representative only, and afford no guarantee of future results. Every case is different and must be judged on its own merits.