Philip Eickhoff

Philip Eickhoff graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Reed College, Portland, Oregon and received his Masters Degree and Doctoral training at Princeton University, where he also served as a Lecturer. After working in the Financial Services and Securities industry for five years, he turned his practice solely to Structured Settlements and Funding Agreements.

Throughout his career, Philip has represented both Plaintiff and Defense interests in a wide variety of traditional and non-traditional Structured Settlement applications, including personal injury, Jones Act, Workers' Compensation and medical malpractice litigation, as well as employment law, civil rights, family law, construction defect, compensation planning and business transactional agreements. In addition to providing general seminars on the various uses and applications of Structured Settlements, Philip has lectured on utilizing Structured Settlements to fund Attorney Fees in both single-Plaintiff and Class Action litigation.

Philip serves clients throughout the West. He and his family live on a small farm in Montana's Bitterroot Valley, where, in addition to his Structured Settlement practice, he raises draft horses and is pursuing the next stage of his private pilot's license. Philip is the immediate past Board Chair for the Arthritis Foundation of Ventura County and participates in Habitat for Humanity's Montana projects.

610 North First Street, #5-425
Hamilton, MT 59840
Voice: 406-961-5593
Fax: 406-961-5586
Email: peickhoff@earthlink.net