Meet Keif Storrar
Keif Storrar is a Montana personal injury and truck accident attorney with Doubek, Pyfer & Storrar, PLLP in Helena. He represents individuals and families in serious injury and wrongful death cases involving commercial truck crashes, motor vehicle collisions, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, catastrophic injuries, traumatic brain injuries, dog bites, and other negligence-related claims. His practice is especially focused on complex trucking litigation, where he combines legal experience with practical knowledge of commercial driving rules and trucking industry standards.
Keif is CDL certified, giving him an informed perspective when evaluating truck driver conduct, commercial vehicle operation, safety procedures, federal and state trucking regulations, and the decisions made by trucking companies before and after a crash. This background helps him investigate issues such as driver training, hours-of-service compliance, vehicle maintenance, company policies, and the preventable failures that can contribute to devastating collisions.
Throughout his career, Keif has focused on helping people harmed by catastrophic accidents and wrongful conduct. He is a member of the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys and the American Association for Justice Trucking Litigation Group, and he regularly participates in advanced training involving commercial driving and truck crash litigation. He is also affiliated with the Keenan Trial Institute, the Montana Trial Lawyers Association, where he serves as a board member, and the State Bar of Montana.
Originally from McCall, Idaho, Keif came to Montana to attend the University of Montana, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology in 2005. He later earned his J.D. from the University of Montana School of Law in 2013. During law school, he served as President of the Environmental Law Group and participated on the Environmental Moot Court team.
After law school, Keif served as a Law Clerk and Special Master for the Honorable Kurt Krueger of the Second Judicial District Court in Butte-Silver Bow County. That judicial clerkship provided valuable insight into litigation, courtroom procedure, and the decision-making process within Montana courts. He was admitted to practice in Montana in 2013 and in the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana in 2015.