Mr. Gangle’s primary areas of practice include real estate, construction, and water law. As a former general contractor, Mr. Gangle is well versed in both the practical and technical aspects of construction, including the drafting and enforcement of various types of construction contracts. Mr. Gangle has litigated dozens of cases involving contract formation, enforcement, contract performance and contractor workmanship.

Mr. Granzow is a mineral title examiner and assists with mineral appraisals. He searches mineral rights ownership, searches and examines titles for patented mining claims, and works on access issues and railroad issues. In addition, he works on unpatented mining claims and related issues. Mr. Granzow holds a B.S. degree from Ohio University.

Ms. Lund has practiced law for more than 20 years and represents property owners in matters involving property rights, water rights, natural resources, wind energy development, administrative law, and small business and agricultural law. She has litigated cases in the state and federal Courts of Montana and has argued before the Ninth Circuit and other Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal. Ms. Lund served as law clerk to Chief Judge Loren A. Smith at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and she is listed in Owners Counsel of America as their Montana representative for condemnation law. She is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and recently helped draft an amicus brief related to the property interests in Western water rights.

Mr. Scott’s practice emphasizes government relations, land use, water rights and natural resources. Mr. Scott was previously a partner at Gough, Shanahan, Johnson & Waterman. He is licensed to practice law in Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Mr. Scott is a registered lobbyist in Montana and serves as regulatory, litigation and general counsel for private, corporate, non-profit and governmental entities throughout the Columbia River Basin. Before arriving at GSJW in 2007, he worked in the Spokane office of Preston, Gates & Ellis. Mr. Scott is a US Navy veteran and worked as a hydrogeologist in Bozeman, Montana prior to attending law school.

Ms. St. Lawrence practices primarily in water rights, natural resources, environmental law, administrative law, and government relations, serving a broad range of clients in regulatory and litigation matters and representing her clients’ interests before the Montana Legislature. Ms. St. Lawrence originally from Great Falls, Her law practice builds on her prior experience clerking with the Office of Counsel in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, and working on Clean Water Act permitting with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. She returned to Montana in 2004 and practiced law at Doney Crowley Payne Bloomquist PC in Helena until 2012. Ms. St. Lawrence then managed her own practice prior to joining the Bloomquist Law Firm in 2015.