Biography
Kathryn Delans is a civil attorney at Holloway & Hulling focused on personal injury and plaintiff-side advocacy. Before law school, she worked as a Child Protective Investigator in Florida before relocating to Montana. She graduated from the University of Montana School of Law in 2017, interned on personal injury matters, and later managed a high-volume personal injury caseload at another Montana firm before joining Holloway & Hulling.
Kathryn handles car accident, commercial trucking, premises liability, slip-and-fall, and dog bite claims, and is licensed to practice in Montana and Florida.
Practice Areas
Personal Injury
Attorneys representing individuals injured through the negligence of another party.
Explore practice areaCar Accidents
Representation for injuries resulting from automobile collisions.
Explore practice areaTruck Accidents
Representation for injuries involving commercial trucks and freight vehicles.
Explore practice areaPremises Liability
Representation for injuries caused by unsafe conditions on commercial or residential property.
Explore practice areaWrongful Death
Representation for surviving family members following a fatal accident caused by negligence.
Explore practice areaBar Admissions
- State Bar of Montana
- U.S. District Court for the District of Montana
- Florida Bar, 2024
Education
- J.D., University of Montana School of Law, 2017
- B.A., Criminal Justice, University of Central Florida
Awards
- Top 40 Under 40, 2023
Languages
English
Firm & Location
Kathryn Delans practices at Holloway & Hulling PLLC. Serving Missoula, MT. Serving Bozeman, MT.
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