Auto Accident

Car Accident Law and Alaska Personal Injury

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In Alaska, personal injury law provides a framework for addressing the legal consequences and compensation associated with vehicular accidents. Understanding this framework is crucial for victims seeking justice and compensation for their injuries and losses.  A personal injury lawyer is often able to help victims of car, motorcycle, truck or RV crashes obtain much more … Read more

Car Accident Injuries. What You Should Know

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Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience. Knowing the appropriate steps to take immediately after an accident can help protect your health, legal rights, and financial interests. Here is a detailed guide on what to do if you are injured in a car accident. Immediate Actions at the Scene … Read more

The Most Common Types of Personal Injury Accidents

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Personal injury accidents happen every day, even to people who are normally very careful and cautious.  They happen unexpectedly and can have long-lasting effects on individuals and their families. Understanding the common types of personal injury accidents can help people be more aware of the risks and take precautions to prevent these types of accidents. … Read more

How a Personal Injury Victim Recovers Compensation

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When someone is injured due to the negligence of another person or party, the person who was injured may be entitled to receive compensation for damages and losses. This is often done by filing a personal injury claim. It is very important for the person who was injured, and needs help, to understand the steps … Read more

The Lifelong Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury

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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious medical condition that occurs when a sudden blow or jolt to the head disrupts the normal function of the brain. It can result in a wide range of physical, cognitive, emotional, and social difficulties. TBI can happen to anyone, and its effects can last long after the initial … Read more

Who Pays In A Multi-Vehicle Accident?

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When multiple vehicles are involved in an accident, it may be difficult to determine who is to pay the costs associated with injuries and damages.  In fact, there may be multiple people, insurance companies, employers, and even government agencies involved in the litigation that follows a multiple vehicle crash.  It is important to remember some basic facts to determine who is ultimately responsible for paying for damages in such a case.

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The Facts About Auto Accidents and Back Injuries

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A car accident often causes both minor and serious injuries.  Many people complain of aches and pains after an accident, and fortunately, most of these go away fairly quickly.  However, back pain is one of the most common long-term injuries people suffer following a car crash, and many of these injuries do not simply resolve themselves.

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Calculating Damages in Spinal Cord Injury Cases

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Spinal cord injuries or SCIs are one of the most devastating types of personal injuries imaginable.  Often, a spinal cord injury will cause permanent paralysis or changes in mobility that leave the victim unable to work or even perform self-care tasks.  Estimating the future costs of spinal cord injury cases is not an easy task, and is usually best left to a personal injury attorney with experience in SCI cases.

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Study Reveals Many People Injured in Car Accidents Don’t Seek Legal Advice

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Study Reveals Many People Injured in Car Accidents Don’t Seek Legal Advice

Few things in life are scarier than being involved in a car accident. The sudden flash of light and the sudden blast of sound would terrify anyone, and those who survive without suffering serious injuries naturally feel extremely fortunate. That feeling may lead many people to simply want to put that difficult experience in the … Read more

Who Is Liable For Work Vehicle Accidents?

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Many people have a fairly good understanding of how liability insurance works for their own personal vehicles.  They go to an insurance company, pick out a plan, choose their coverage and deductible amounts, and file a claim if they are ever involved in an accident.  Alaska law requires a minimum amount of liability insurance if a person drives on our roads, so this process is usually fairly straightforward.  Many drivers now carry uninsured motorist coverage to protect them against those who fail to insure their own vehicles, as well. 

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