Practice areas
DUI & Crimial Defense
If you’ve been charged with DUI or other crime in Montana, it’s imperative to know that you have options. Saddle Peak Law has the practical knowledge and experience to help protect your freedom and position you for the best possible outcome in your case.
Business Law
Whether you're ready to start a new business, need contracts or business documents drafted, or you're preparing to evolve and grow your business, Saddle Peak Law has the real world experience and legal expertise to help you make strategic business decisions that set your business up for success.
General Counsel Services
Offering experienced and trusted legal counsel to small and midsize businesses in Montana, Saddle Peak Law brings practical business insights to advise your company on day-to-day and strategic marketplace matters.
Employment Law
At Saddle Peak Law, PLLC, our real world experience with labor and employment law issues helps our clients navigate a complex business world with nuanced legal issues – building durable solutions for the toughest challenges. From day-to-day advice to employee handbook review to complex wage and hour or other employment litigation issues, Saddle Peak Law, PLLC has the strategy and advice to set you up for success with employment law issues.
Nonprofit Law
Your commitment to public service shouldn’t be overshadowed by legal complexities. Whether you’re a small community-based organization or a large aid agency, dealing with organization formation, contracts, employment issues, partnerships with other non-business entities, or unexpected legal questions is inevitable. The challenges are multifaceted, and the stakes are high, especially when resources are limited and the focus should be on your mission.
Equine Law
Saddle Peak Law, PLLC represents individual horse owners, breeders, trainers, boarding facilities, and numerous entities within the equine industry.
Our firm assists clients in addressing and resolving equine-related claims involving equine activity liability law, equine sales, boarding contracts, lease agreements, training contracts, and property liability assessments.
ABOUT us
Brittany Peters • Attorney, Founder
Brittany was admitted to the Montana Bar in 2013 and quickly began her legal career as a criminal prosecutor for Gallatin County—one of the busiest and most dynamic jurisdictions in the state. During her time at the Gallatin County Attorney’s Office, she prosecuted hundreds of criminal cases and conducted dozens of jury and bench trials, gaining invaluable courtroom experience and a deep understanding of Montana’s legal system and the people within it.
She then transitioned into private practice, where she focused on DUI and criminal defense, as well as plaintiff-side litigation. Her time as a prosecutor gave her a unique perspective and strategic edge when advocating for her clients in and out of the courtroom.
Next, an opportunity to take on a senior leadership role at a beloved Bozeman nonprofit opened the door to a new chapter. Brittany served for nearly a decade as the Director of Operations, advising on legal, HR, and business matters and helping guide the organization through periods of growth and change. That experience exponentially broadened her skillset and deepened her connection to the community she serves.
Now, as the founder of Saddle Peak Law, PLLC, Brittany brings together her legal expertise and real-world business and nonprofit leadership experience. Her practice focuses on business law, contracts, employment law, wage and hour disputes, nonprofit law, criminal and DUI defense, and equine law. Whether you're an individual navigating a criminal or contractual legal issue, a small business in need of guidance, or a nonprofit striving for compliance and sustainability, Brittany offers practical, informed, experienced, strategic, and compassionate counsel.
A Montana resident since 2013, Brittany feels deeply rooted in the Gallatin Valley and the people, organizations, and traditions that have made it so special. When she’s not working with clients, you’ll likely find her on horseback, volunteering for local nonprofit organizations, or cheering on the Montana State University Bobcats.