Shareholder, Doney Crowley P.C.
Mr. Connors is a shareholder with Doney Crowley P.C. His practice areas include environmental litigation, regulations, permitting, construction law, natural resource development, real property and easement litigation, administrative law and appeals from agency actions, water law and Water Court litigation. Mr. Connors is a member of the Montana Bar Association. He brings a unique perspective to the practice of law. After obtaining a degree in Mathematics from Montana State University, he founded and operated Connors Construction, LLC, which specialized in building multi-million dollar custom residences in Big Sky, Montana. He always had an interest in the complex nature of the law and chose to couple his ten years of small business, real estate, and natural resources expertise with a Juris Doctorate degree. In 2013, Mr. Connors graduated with honors from the University of Montana School of Law. Since then he has focused on construction litigation, real property disputes, environmental litigation, business disputes, and water law.

Western Roots Law, PLLC, BelgradeMs. Johnson’s areas of practice include water, private property, oil and gas, agricultural, and tribal law, as well as small business and simple estate planning. As a fourth-generation Montanan who grew up on the family farm in Valier, Ms. Johnson has personal, as well as professional, experience with the legal issues facing Montana farmers, ranchers, and property owners. She graduated from the University of Montana School of Law where she served as co-president of the Rural Advocacy League, an organization that promotes attorney practice in rural areas and in agricultural law. Ms. Johnson is admitted to practice in Montana.

Lee Law Office, P.C., ShelbyMr. Lee is an AV-rated attorney and shareholder of Lee Law Office PC. He has practiced in Shelby since 1973 as a general practitioner but with a special emphasis in the area of oil and gas law, including title examinations and regulatory matters. He is experienced in representing clients in administrative matters before regulatory agencies, including hearings before the Montana Board of Oil and Gas Conservation. Mr. Lee received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Montana School of Law in 1973.