Gerstner Adam Law Podcast
Off The Record
Straight Talk About Law, Community, and Real Life
The Gerstner Adam Law podcast is a place for honest conversations about personal injury, workers’ compensation, and the issues that impact people in Billings and across Montana. Our goal is simple: to provide clear information, share real perspectives, and help listeners better understand the legal system without unnecessary jargon.
Whether you’re dealing with an injury, curious about how the law works, or interested in stories from our local community, this podcast is meant to be informative, approachable, and grounded in real experience.
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Off the Record
Teen Drivers, Child Injury Claims & What Every Parent Should Know
In this episode of Off The Record, attorneys Paul Adam and v discuss two important topics that many parents don't think about until it's too...
Podcast Giveaway
Occasionally, we share giveaway opportunities through our podcast. If you have a giveaway code, you can submit it here. Thank you for listening.
Current Giveaway is a sleeve of the 2026 Gerstner Adam Law Golf balls
Episode Library

Teen Drivers, Child Injury Claims & What Every Parent Should Know

Meet Billings’ Most Valuable Pupil: Rory Whisenhunt

Hurt at Work? Understanding Workers’ Comp, Occupational Disease & Employee Rights

Inside Montana’s Courts with Judge Amy Eddy

AI vs. Lawyers: Personal Injury Cases

Pre-Litigation vs. Mediation: How Injury Cases Really Get Resolved

How Gerstner Adam Law Came to Be
Montana Attorneys
Hosted by Gerstner Adam Law

Paul Adam

Colin Gerstner
As a small, local firm, we believe in being present and engaged—not just in the courtroom, but in the community. The podcast reflects the same values we bring to our legal practice: listening first, explaining clearly, and treating people with respect.
Our discussions are shaped by real questions we hear from clients and real experiences from our work and lives in Montana.
Important Note
The information shared on this podcast is for general educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Every situation is different, and speaking directly with an attorney is the best way to understand your specific options.

