DUI Accidents: Know Your Rights!

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted July 21, 2020

While it may be called a “DUI accident,” it’s no accident when a driver consciously chooses to get behind the wheel after drinking. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, about 1.5 million people are arrested each year for driving under the influence. These millions of drivers knowingly operate a vehicle while under the

Accidents at Workplace – Can You Make Compensation Claims for Them?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 9, 2020

Work-related injuries are more common than we think – according to the National Safety Council, a worker is injured on the job, every seven seconds in the United States. While sometimes, these injuries are minor and do not cause any serious problems, they often result in lost workdays and can even lead to permanent disabilities.

Car Accident Claim: Types of Damages You Can Recover

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted June 3, 2020

Accidents can occur in split seconds and completely change the lives of the people involved. While some are lucky to get away with only property damage, others aren’t that lucky. Getting hurt or sustaining severe injuries and property damage means you can make a car accident claim. It is best to consult a personal injury

A Grave Look into Auto Accidents in Alaska

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted May 19, 2020

Traversing Alaskan roads is not the simplest of tasks. Auto accidents caused by cars, trucks, and other vehicles are the primary cause of preventable death in the state. Statistics give an insight into the staggering numbers of car accidents over the years due to risky road conditions during various times of the year. The nature

What You Should Say and Should Not Say Right After Your Car Accident

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 21, 2020

No matter how many precautions you take while behind the wheel, being involved in a car accident can still leave you reeling. The shock of the moment and the ensuing rush to make sure everyone is ok can leave you in a haze of confusion. If you’re physically able, being able to talk with the

Don’t Make These Costly Mistakes After an Accident

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 15, 2020

If someone else has injured you, the ability to maintain your composure and think rationally in the immediate aftermath is essential to maintaining your legal options. The things you say and the actions you take after the accident can impact your life for years to come. In this article, we’ll share some of the most

Learn All About the Discovery Phase of a Personal Injury Claim

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 7, 2020

If you’ve been injured by someone else and decide to file a personal injury claim, one of the first processes you’ll likely go through is “the discovery phase.” For your personal injury lawyer and the lawyer representing the person who caused the accident, the process of discovery is necessary to obtain facts and testimony that

Barber & Associates COVID-19 Update

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 27, 2020

In response to the Coronavirus pandemic, Barber & Associates has transitioned to remote operations. Even though our office lobby is closed, we do have attorneys and staff are available to assist you remotely through phone or email. If we believe it’s necessary to meet with you in person, we will make those arrangements for on-site

Find Out What You Can Recover After Being Injured by an Impaired Driver

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 25, 2020

Shortly before the Christmas holidays, Anchorage law enforcement officials challenged the community to refrain from drinking and driving. To bring awareness to their campaign, police erected a Christmas tree and said they’d add a blue-ribbon ornament to the tree for each charge of impaired driving. How’d it go?

Discover How You Can Get the Justice You Deserve Through a Wrongful Death Claim

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 10, 2020

Statistics tell us that roughly 29 percent of all traffic fatalities each year involve an alcohol-impaired driver. Running the numbers even further, that’s one death directly related to drunk driving every 48 minutes. What happens to the family members who are left devastated in the aftermath?

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