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Off the Record

Off the Record

De : Collin Gerstner and Paul Adam
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Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner, co-owners and co-hosts of the Gerstner Adam Law podcast, discuss their backgrounds and the formation of their law firm. Both grew up in Billings, Montana, and attended the University of Montana Law School. Colin, inspired by a history professor, pursued law to help people, focusing on personal injury. Paul, with a background in criminal prosecution, specializes in workers’ compensation. They formed their firm in 2020, initially operating from a small office, and now offer comprehensive legal services under one roof. The podcast aims to address common legal misconceptions and community questions© 2026 Collin Gerstner and Paul Adam Economie
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  • The Untold History of Billings, Montana

    The Untold History of Billings, Montana
    Oct 29 2026
    In this episode of Off the Record with Gerstner Adam Law, hosts Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner welcome Becky Jeter, Executive Director of the Western Heritage Center in Billings, Montana, for a fascinating conversation about local history, historic preservation, and the importance of keeping community stories alive. Becky shares the history of the Western Heritage Center's landmark building, originally constructed as the Parmly Billings Memorial Library in 1901, and explains how the museum preserves the stories of early Billings residents, Native American history, and Montana's cultural heritage. The conversation explores everything from the historic J.K. Ralston Cabin and Yellowstone National Park exhibits to the Billings Brewing Company's unusual beer bottle car. The episode also highlights the Western Heritage Center's educational programs, community events, and efforts to preserve important historical artifacts. Becky discusses an upcoming documentary examining disability history in Montana, supported by Gerstner Adam Law, and explains how memberships, donations, and community partnerships help the museum continue its mission. Discover why the Western Heritage Center is much more than a museum and how you can get involved in preserving the history of Billings and the surrounding region.
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    32 min
  • Trial by Social Media: Lindsay Clancy, the McDonald’s Coffee Case & What the Public Misses

    Trial by Social Media: Lindsay Clancy, the McDonald’s Coffee Case & What the Public Misses
    Sep 22 2026
    In this episode of Off the Record, Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner examine how high-profile court cases can take on a very different life once they move from the courtroom to television, social media, and public commentary. Using the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and the famous McDonald's hot coffee case as examples, they discuss the gap between the evidence jurors actually hear and the short clips, headlines, and narratives the public often sees. The conversation covers the burden of proof in criminal cases, hung juries and mistrials, motions in limine, mental-health defenses, compensatory and punitive damages, and comparative negligence. Paul and Colin also revisit the facts behind Stella Liebeck's McDonald's lawsuit, including the severity of her burns and the jury's finding that she shared some responsibility for the accident. Their larger point is that a viral clip or simplified headline rarely captures the legal issues, admissible evidence, and hours of testimony that shape an actual trial—and that understanding the legal process requires more than reacting to the most shareable moment.
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    34 min
  • From Loss to Legacy: The Story of the Ramsey Keller Memorial

    From Loss to Legacy: The Story of the Ramsey Keller Memorial
    Sep 18 2026
    In this episode of Off the Record, Paul Adam and Colin Gerstner sit down with Jeff and Kori Keller to share the story behind the Ramsey Keller Memorial. Jeff and Kori begin with the story of how they met, their marriage, their three sons, and the decision to grow their family again. In November 2011, their daughter Ramsey was born with hydrops fetalis and spent two days in the NICU before passing away. As Jeff and Kori worked through their grief, one experience stayed with them: Kori's father had paid for Ramsey's funeral, allowing them to make decisions about honoring their daughter without worrying about the cost. Realizing that many grieving families don't have that same financial freedom led them to create the Ramsey Keller Memorial. Today, the memorial helps Montana families with funeral expenses following the loss of a baby and provides support to parents navigating an unimaginable time. Jeff and Kori discuss the families they've met, the role their faith has played in their journey, and the community that has helped the organization grow. They also share the stories behind fundraising events including Run for Heaven's Sake, the Pink Tie Affair, the annual $23 November campaign honoring Ramsey's November 23 birthday, and the memorial's golf tournament. The episode closes on a lighter note as Jeff and Kori face off in a competitive round of Taylor Swift, baseball, and golf trivia—with Kori ultimately taking the win.
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    47 min
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