Lund Law is conveniently located in beautiful Bozeman, Montana, serving not only Gallatin County but all of Montana. Our attorneys have decades of combined experience in a vast array of legal areas, including property rights, water rights, litigation and much more.
We understand that finding the right attorney is essential. The legal system can be difficult to navigate and choosing the best attorney can be a stressful decision. Lund Law advocates for their clients, whether that means strategic negotiations or litigation in court. We are committed to providing our clients with honest and reliable legal services and the best, timely representation in a cost-effective manner. We strive to meet our clients’ needs with understanding and forward communication. Give us a call and let us be the ones to help you in your time of need.
In 1992, Hertha was working as a journalist covering Congress and the Supreme Court and she was assigned to report on one of the most important cases regarding the Fifth Amendment, Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Commission. Her experience that day catapulted her into a career of fighting for private property rights.
Hertha has been fighting for landowner rights for more than 30 years at the national, state and local levels. She has trial experience and has prevailed in numerous high value cases involving property rights. Hertha has appeared before the Montana Supreme Court, the Federal District Court of Montana, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Court of Federal Claims, and the United States Supreme Court. In 1995, she clerked for the Chief Judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C.
Hertha has many irons in the fire. She rides her horses, helps out with ranch work, she loves to write and is currently writing a memoir. Also, she coaches clients at her Equine Gestalt Coaching endeavor – Four Horses for Wholeness. She recently bought a good camera and has been busy snapping photos capturing the beauty on the ranch where she lives with her husband. Hertha believes that life is a sacred endeavor that should be lived to the fullest each moment.
Christopher is a National Merit Scholar and during law school was a member of the Vermont Law Review, authoring an article on dam removal and takings law that was published in the Seattle Journal of Environmental Law.
After law school, Christopher clerked with the Twelfth Judicial District Court before becoming a Water Master with the Montana Water Court. Now with Lund Law, Christopher’s practice emphasizes property rights, including water rights. In 2019, Christopher, Hertha Lund and James Huffman co-authored “Constitutional Protections of Property Interests in Western Water,” which was published in the University of Montana’s Public Land & Resources Law Review.
Christopher shows reining horses and serves on the board of the Yellowstone Reining Horse Association.
During law school, Ben’s area of focus and research was on property rights and other constitutional liberties. While still in law school, Ben clerked for The Institute for Justice and Pacific Legal Foundation defending property rights and other civil liberties, including eminent domain, regulatory takings, civil asset forfeiture, and free speech. After law school and before joining Lund Law PLLC he clerked for the Honorable Ashley Harada of Montana’s 13th Judicial District. Ben’s practice emphasizes property rights and other general litigation.
In his free time Ben enjoys skiing and exploring the great outdoors Montana has to offer.
After working for an environmental non-profit on Vancouver Island, Sarah traveled and worked abroad for a few years before returning to her hometown Bozeman in 2012. She’s been honing her business skills & bossing people around at Lund Law ever since.
You will find Sarah on her yoga mat or climbing big mountain peaks with her Rez dog Gertie. She has dreams of seeing the whole world. So far, she’s checked 26 countries off the list!