What To Do After An Auto Accident (With and Without Injuries)

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted August 3, 2021

Every year, thousands of vehicle accident victims fail to recover monetary compensation for their injuries and damages, even though they are legally entitled to do so. This is often due to a misunderstanding of the best practices for protecting your rights and ensuring that your damages are paid. Part of protecting your rights after an

Why You Need An Attorney For Your Motorcycle Accident

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted July 27, 2021

Motorcycles are an exciting and cost-saving method of transportation, and many people in Alaska try to enjoy the great outdoors on a bike as much as possible. Bike clubs are springing up everywhere in which like-minded riders of all ages get together to take weekend trips and enjoy the scenery of our great state as

Why Slip and Fall Accidents Can Be So Serious

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted July 20, 2021

Many people think of a slip and fall accident as something relatively minor. They believe that while you may get a few bumps and bruises, slipping or tripping and falling happens to most people and usually results in minor injuries. In fact, some of the most dangerous types of accidents involve slip and fall, and

The Grim Truth About Motorcycles and ATVs

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted July 13, 2021

Here in Alaska, we love our outdoor sports and activities. As summer rolls around, one of the favorite pastimes for many Alaskans is to take to the hills riding motorcycles and ATVs. For many people, there is no better way to experience the scenery and beauty of our state. In many cases, however, these trips

Why You Shouldn’t Negotiate Your Own Large Truck Crash Settlement

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted July 6, 2021

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Most of us have been involved, at one time or another, in some type of vehicle collision. Thankfully, the vast majority of these encounters are unpleasant but minor. Tapping someone’s bumper in a parking lot may be irritating, especially if you have to deal with your own and the other driver’s insurance company, but it

The Most Important Thing To Know About Personal Injury

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 29, 2021

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Personal injury is an area of legal practice that covers a wide range of topics, from dog bites to medical malpractice to vehicle accidents. However, there are a few things that all personal injury claims have in common, and one of these is the most important thing you can remember when you are struggling with

Who Is Responsible For My Personal Injury?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 22, 2021

If you have been injured in an accident, the first thing on your mind is probably your physical condition. At the moment of the crash, fall, or another event, you may not be thinking about who will pay your medical bills or your lost wages. However, it is very important to determine quickly who

The High Cost of Personal Injuries

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 15, 2021

People who are unfamiliar with the average cost of an accident often see personal injury settlements as inflated. They consider the idea of going to court to be a long, drawn-out process, and often settle quickly to avoid expense and problems. This is just what the insurance companies want.

How Much Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 8, 2021

One of the most common questions victims have is how much their personal injury claim is worth. This is not a simple question to answer, as many factors can affect the value of a claim. On the other hand, there are some guidelines that help personal injury attorneys determine how much they should settle

What To Do If You Are Injured At Work

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 1, 2021

As an Alaska resident and worker, do you know what steps to take if you are injured at work? Many people assume that their employers, and more specifically their employers’ insurance companies, will take care of them if they are injured, but this can be a dangerous assumption. Understanding your rights can always work to

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