Montana § 10-1-1020 Jurisdiction -- Venue -- Standing -- Respondent -- Time Limit -- Expedited Hearing

Montana Statutes

§ 10-1-1020 — Jurisdiction -- Venue -- Standing -- Respondent -- Time Limit -- Expedited Hearing

Montana § 10-1-1020

Title 10MILITARY AFFAIRS AND DISASTER AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

Ch. 1MILITIA

Part 10Montana Military Service Employment Rights

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Mont. Code Ann. § 10-1-1020 (2026).

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10-1-1020 . Jurisdiction -- venue -- standing -- respondent -- time limit -- expedited hearing. In any lawsuit initiated pursuant to this part:

(1)the lawsuit must be brought in the district court in the county in which the claimant's employer maintains a place of business;

(2)the lawsuit may be initiated only by a person claiming a right or benefit under this part or by the state attorney general as provided in 10-1-1018 ;

(3)only an employer may be a necessary party respondent;

(4)the lawsuit must be commenced within 3 years of when the claimant can reasonably be expected to have discovered the facts constituting a violation of the claimant's rights or benefits pursuant to this part; and

(5)the court shall order a speedy hearing and shall advance the case on the court's calendar.

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10-1-1020 . Jurisdiction -- venue -- standing -- respondent -- time limit -- expedited hearing. In any lawsuit initiated pursuant to this part:
(1) the lawsuit must be brought in the district court in the county in which the claimant's employer maintains a place of business;
(2) the lawsuit may be initiated only by a person claiming a right or benefit under this part or by the state attorney general as provided in 10-1-1018 ;
(3) only an employer may be a necessary party respondent;
(4) the lawsuit must be commenced within 3 years of when the claimant can reasonably be expected to have discovered the facts constituting a violation of the claimant's rights or benefits pursuant to this part; and
(5) the court shall order a speedy hearing and shall advance the case on the court's calendar.