About Keith Marr
Keith Marr grew up in an Air Force family and moved to Great Falls as a teenager. He graduated from C.M. Russell High School and attended the University of Montana as an undergraduate and law student. After graduating from law school in 2001, he clerked for the Montana Supreme Court for two years, then returned to Great Falls for private practice. He has since focused on representing Montanans injured by faulty products, as well as consumers, patients, insureds and landowners. Outside work he coaches youth sports, volunteers with local nonprofits, and enjoys fly fishing and bird hunting.
Proven verdicts and settlements
Robert Dannels, a BNSF railroad trackman, suffered a permanently disabling back and spine injury in 2010 when a skid-steer loader he was operating struck a buried steel wellhead. A Cascade County jury in 2013 found BNSF 100 percent at fault and awarded $1.7 million under the Federal Employers' Liability Act. The court denied BNSF's motion for a new trial, and BNSF paid the full verdict amount.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
