Montana Legislative Bills Aim to Reform Medical Malpractice Protections
March 4, 2025
Montana bills to alter medical malpractice laws are advancing, limiting jury damage assessments and easing provider burdens.
Montana bills to alter medical malpractice laws are advancing, limiting jury damage assessments and easing provider burdens.
Moderate Republicans joined Democrats to kill a Montana right-to-work bill, SB 376, opposing union restrictions.
The Senate Ethics Committee advanced toward a hearing for ex-President Jason Ellsworth, scrutinizing his non-disclosure of a business tie linked to a $170,100 state contract.
Montana DLI schedules ‘Rapid Response Event’ on March 12 to aid those affected by federal workforce cuts in job search.
A bipartisan vote in Montana’s House Judiciary Committee tables bills criminalizing abortion trafficking and medication.
A pivotal moment for Indigenous Peoples Day in Montana unfolded as Senate Bill 224, introduced by Sen. Shane Morigeau, D-Missoula, successfully passed the Senate.
Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy’s strategic moves revive two bills for Montana’s American Indian Caucus, focusing on child welfare and education.
Montana Legislature rejects two bills undermining organized labor; right-to-work bill faces uncertain future.
Montana art grants are in limbo after miscommunication about testimony requirements. Controversy over decreased funds.
Montana’s Republican-led Legislature and Governor are poised to extend the state’s Medicaid expansion beyond its planned summer expiration, despite looming uncertainties from Congress and the Trump administration.
USPS halts moving Missoula mail processing to Spokane, plans $12.2M upgrade, retains jobs, boosts local service.
A pivotal vote in the Montana Senate advanced a Republican-led bill to extend Medicaid expansion, moving it closer to Governor Greg Gianforte’s desk.
