Connor Murphy

Attorney Murphy was inspirited to pursue a legal career by his maternal grandfather. Despite his very humble upbringing, he became a respected attorney in the Great Falls community through his hard work, determination and dedication to upholding the rule of law.

Attorney Murphy joins the firm with over a decade of experience in State and Federal Courts. He was previously a partner with the law firm of Taleff & Murphy, P.C. representing Montana individuals and businesses in: complex commercial litigation; insurance disputes; finance and banking litigation and transaction; real property issues and estate disputes where he was involved in a number of jury trials. Attorney Murphy brings his broad knowledge, expertise and skill to represent individuals and families who have been injured by the negligent or intentional acts of others.

He is passionate about helping his clients navigate the legal system and obtaining the compensation they deserve. He understands the physical, emotional and financial toll that an injury can have on a person and their family, and works tirelessly to ensure his clients are fully compensated for their losses. He is committed to providing personalized, compassionate, and aggressive representation to each of his clients.

With extensive experience under his belt, Attorney Murphy understands the importance of thorough preparation and hard work. The personal injury recovery process can be long and challenging. However, he understands the basis for client satisfaction is communication and he will be there to guide his clients and provide the dedicated advocacy they need every step of the way.

We at Hoyt and Blewett are honored to be able to use our experience, knowledge and skill to protect victims from the large insurance companies who want to maximize their profits at the victim’s expense.

When he is not in the office, Attorney Murphy enjoys spending time with my family enjoying Montana’s beautiful landscapes and the many recreational opportunities. He is also a chauffeur, shuttling his two young children to their multiple sport practices and competitions around the state.