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John Vincent attorney in Montana and Wyoming

John R. Vincent

Since 1974, John has been working to get justice and compensation for those who have been injured or are surviving family members of accidental deaths, in the workplace or in society. He is one of the few lawyers in the country who has won multiple verdicts of at least a million for those he represents. His charisma and love for people both in and out of the courtroom ensure that his clients get the very best legal representation and personal attention. He has represented clients whose cases were filed in Midwestern, mountain, and southern states, as well as the District of Columbia.

John is blessed with a terrific wife, Gretchen, and his three children, Aaron, Tom and Ann. He has nine grandchildren who are the loves of his life. When he is not working on a case or in his community, John can be found spending time with his family.

John’s highlights:

Montana State University, B.A., 1971
Creighton University, J.D., 1974
Admitted in Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana, and Shoshone & Arapahoe Tribal Courts
Phi Alpha Delta
Has served on Riverton’s city council, as Riverton’s mayor, and has campaigned for worker’s safety and rights in the courthouse and in the state legislature his entire career
Honored as one of the “Best Lawyers in America” and “Mountain Super Lawyers”
Selected to be a faculty member of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College
Practice focuses on: insurance bad faith, oilfield injuries and disputes, landowner claims, and personal injury and wrongful death

Aaron Vincent Attorney Montana and Wyoming

Aaron J. Vincent

In 2007, Aaron joined the firm as an associate and is now a partner within the firm. Aaron gained knowledge and experience while serving as Hon. Norman E. Young’s Law Clerk after graduating. Aaron is ardent about his work and representing clients and their causes. To Aaron, his clients are often familiar faces and first names, whether he is representing a person, family or a company. Aaron enjoys legal research and writing, as well as advocating for his clients in venues across the State of Wyoming, and soon, Montana. Aaron has been involved with several multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts/judgments involving oil and gas injuries and deaths, wrongful death claims, vehicle collisions, products liability, fraud/embezzlement and insurance bad faith. Aaron uses a practical and common sense approach to litigation which works well for the law firm’s clients.

Aaron lives in Riverton with his wife Jenny and his children Annie, Chad, Allison and Jack. Aaron enjoys the outdoors and frequently attempts to fish, hunt, camp and vacation with his family and friends.

Aaron’s highlights:

University of Wyoming College of Law, J.D., May 2006
Member of the Wyoming State Bar
Future Member of the Montana State Bar
Member of the Wind River Tribal Court, formerly Shoshone and Arapaho Tribal Court
Member of the Fremont County Bar Association
Magistrate for the 9^th District Circuit Court of the State of Wyoming
Magistrate for the 9^th District Juvenile Drug Court of the State of Wyoming
Magistrate for the City of Riverton, Wyoming
Law Clerk for the Hon. Norman E. Young, 9^th Judicial District Court, August 2006 –August 2007
Practice focuses on: civil litigation, personal injury, wrongful death, car/truck accidents, products liability, insurance bad faith (both first and third party), ERISA claims, estate planning and real estate.

Ann E. Davey

Ann, who is John’s daughter and Aaron’s sister, focuses on obtaining just results for her clients – whether small or large – in both Montana and Wyoming. In her first year of practice, she assisted trial teams obtaining million dollar verdicts for two clients. She has experience representing clients in complex civil litigation, personal injury, wrongful death, car/truck accidents, products liability, insurance bad faith (both first and third party), and ERISA claims. Her focus on the facts and details of each case are paramount in her preparation of her clients’ cases. In addition to handling complex civil claims on behalf of her clients, Ann is dedicated to obtaining practical and every day justice for ordinary working people. She thoroughly enjoys providing estate planning services to clients and represents two Montana adoption agencies in relation to their placements for adoption and represents adoptive families

Her most important jobs, however, are wife to Phil and mama to Mae, Hank, and Ollie (her 6 year old miniature Australian Shepherd). She lives on the Davey Farm outside of Columbus and near the Yellowstone River. In her free time, she enjoys playing with her kids, honing her culinary talents, and gardening (Montana weather permitting).

Ann’s highlights:

Montana State University, B.S., 2006
University of Wyoming College of Law, J.D., 2010, with honors (Order of the Coif)
Admitted in Wyoming and Montana
2021 Billings Gazette’s 40 Under 40
2020 Rising Star Award Recipient from Wyoming Trial Lawyer’s Association
Has represented abused and neglected children as a CASA and worked as a counselor in a group home
Clerked for the trial team at the Spence Law Firm in Jackson, Wyoming
Practice focuses on: civil litigation, personal injury, wrongful death, car/truck accidents, products liability, insurance bad faith (both first and third party), ERISA claims, estate planning, real estate, and adoptions.

Support Staff

Carly J. Schrinar

Carly began her career as a legal assistant when she joined John’s firm in 2008. Her prior work experiences with the coroner’s office and as an administrative assistant in the oil industry have provided Carly with distinctive knowledge that compliments her role as a legal assistant.

Carly lives outside Riverton on the family farm with her husband, Randy, and her daughters, Brooklyn and Brielle. They enjoy being active with 4-H, FFA and sporting events for her two daughters, going on vacations, and hosting BBQ’s with friends.

Carly’s highlights:

Central Wyoming College, Criminal Justice, 2007
Has been a paralegal at Vincent Law Office since 2008

Paralegal personal injury attorney Montana and Wyoming

Kim Settlemire

Kim has worked as a legal assistant for many years and has been helping us serve our clients since 2017.

She is married with three children. In addition to spending time with her family, she enjoys reading, running long distance relay and half-marathon races, traveling and spending time at her cabin in the Big Horn Mountains.

Kim’s Highlights:

AA in Paralegal Studies from Brighton College in Phoenix, AZ
Has been a paralegal since 2010

Paralegal oilfield attorney Montana and Wyoming

Marcie Haines

Marcie began working for Vincent Law Office in 2019 as a paralegal in our Montana office.

She is the mother to four children and grandmother to five. If she is not working you will find her by a wrestling mat cheering on her two sons. Any free time she has, she spends spoiling her grandchildren.

Marcie’s highlights:

• Has been a paralegal since 2006

Our Specialties

Insurance Bad Faith

Oilfield Injuries & Disputes

Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

Business Disputes

Landowner Claims

Estate Planning

Adoptions & Guardian ad Litem

Insurance Bad Faith

Oilfield Injuries & Disputes

Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

Business Disputes

Landowner Claims

Estate Planning

Adoptions & Guardian ad Litem

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