Jackson Law Offices

blueson GTF 

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2 months ago

so grateful for Bridger and Jackson law offices! I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of my trial. last December I was arrested and charged with a DUI 3rd offense and having gotten my 2nd DUI only two years prior things were looking pretty grim. I was devastated to say the least but my desperation soon turned into hope after hiring Bridger jackson as my attorney. Due to my refusal to do the breathalizer test the night of the arrest my license was revoked but Bridger worked quickly to get me driving again which really ... read more

James Knowland 

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3 months ago

I spoke to this law firm about my legal issues and he was straight up with me and gave me legal advice on what to do what to say and file and did not charge me a dime for his time thanks Jackson law office for pointing me to the right direction on my issue thank you guys for helping me if any issues in the future I will be coming back 

Lawrence Baker 

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4 months ago

I you are in the Bozeman area and, looking for an attorney, I could not recommend Mr Jackson highly enough. He seems to be a very type A person. Once he is in, he is ALL in.I do not live in Montana so, I went before the judge via zoom and I was pleading not guilty. From there, Mr . Jackson did all of the rest. I sent him many photos and many letters from my doctor. We also had many phone calls. He was able to put together a case that put a very human face on me and, my character. He went in front of the prosecutor and laid o... read more

Paul Cook 

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7 months ago

The back story is that last year I was convicted of a felony DUI charge, though three of the four convictions were non-moving traffic violations under the Actual Physical Control clause of the law. After serving my time in the WATCh rehab facility, I began my supervised probation, assigned to an aggressive DOC officer. Feeling like I was being treated excessively harshly, I contacted the Jackson Law Firm, and was contacted in short order by a fellow from the firm named Bridger. I can gladly report that speaking at length on ... read more