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Off the Record

Off the Record

By: Collin Gerstner and Paul Adam
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Summary

 Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner, co-owners and co-hosts of the Gerstner Adam Law podcast, discuss their backgrounds and the formation of their law firm. Both grew up in Billings, Montana, and attended the University of Montana Law School. Colin, inspired by a history professor, pursued law to help people, focusing on personal injury. Paul, with a background in criminal prosecution, specializes in workers’ compensation. They formed their firm in 2020, initially operating from a small office, and now offer comprehensive legal services under one roof. The podcast aims to address common legal misconceptions and community questions© 2026 Collin Gerstner and Paul Adam Economics
Episodes
  • Hurt at Work? Understanding Workers’ Comp, Occupational Disease & Employee Rights

    Hurt at Work? Understanding Workers’ Comp, Occupational Disease & Employee Rights
    May 14 2026
    Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner discuss unforeseen issues in work-related injuries, emphasizing the importance of reporting occupational diseases promptly. They explain the distinction between acute injuries and occupational diseases, noting that the latter often lack a specific date of injury. Paul highlights the significance of the MRI date as the injury date and the 30-day notice period. They also address employer retaliation, noting that employees can file claims directly with the Department of Labor if employers are uncooperative. The conversation includes strategies for mitigating damages and handling wrongful termination cases, as well as their personal summer plans.
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    26 mins
  • Inside Montana’s Courts with Judge Amy Eddy

    Inside Montana’s Courts with Judge Amy Eddy
    Apr 16 2026
    In this episode of Off The Record with Gerstner Adam Law, hosts Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner interview Montana Supreme Court candidate Amy Eddy, a current district court judge in Flathead County. Eddy shares her background, including her upbringing in Stanley, Idaho, and her legal career, which includes 15 years of private practice and over 10,000 cases as a district court judge. She discusses the responsibilities of district court judges, the rarity of jury trials in civil cases, and the importance of lawyers preparing clients for court. Eddy emphasizes her commitment to nonpartisan judicial elections and her extensive experience, which she believes qualifies her for the Supreme Court. She also addresses the role of the Supreme Court in reviewing trial court decisions and the importance of public participation in government decisions.
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    39 mins
  • AI vs. Lawyers: Personal Injury Cases

    AI vs. Lawyers: Personal Injury Cases
    Mar 30 2026
    In this episode of Off the Record with Gerstner Adam Law, host Paul Adam and co-host Colin Gerstner break down how AI tools like ChatGPT are changing the legal landscape—especially for personal injury cases. They discuss where AI can be helpful, where it falls short, and why having an experienced attorney still matters when dealing with insurance companies and complex claims. If you’ve ever wondered whether you can rely on AI for legal advice, this episode gives you the real answer.
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    32 mins
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