What Should I Do To Find Out If Someone Has Insurance?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 6, 2021

When you are involved in an automobile accident, the first thing you usually want to know is whether the other party has liability insurance. This is one of the most important features of a personal injury accident because insurance companies are largely responsible for paying the damages incurred in a car crash. Most individuals simply

What To Do If You Are Bitten By A Dog

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 30, 2021

Dog bites may not seem like a serious problem, but they account for a large number of emergency room visits. According to the Centers for Disease Control, there are more than 5 million dog bites in the United States every year, many of which children are victims. While some breeds bite more commonly than others,

The Reality of Motorcycle Accidents

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 16, 2021

Motorcycle accidents are among the most dangerous and devastating of all motor vehicle accidents. Here are a few statistics about motorcycle crashes and how they impact victims.

Most Common Injuries From a Car Accident

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 9, 2021

Almost every driver in Alaska has gotten into at least one fender bender in their lives. Luckily, many of these mishaps don’t require a car accident lawyer or a personal injury attorney. But if your accident is more serious, you may have been quite hurt. As experienced personal injury lawyers, we’ve seen numerous injuries occur

What Happens if You Get into a Truck Accident

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted March 2, 2021

Yikes. You’ve gotten into an accident, but not with a regular vehicle: with a commercial truck! In addition to the increased risk of injury, there are a few differences when you’re in an accident of this nature. We’ve supported clients in the same position you’re in, so we have valuable information to share that may

Can A Helmet Save You In A Motorcycle Accident?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted February 23, 2021

The latest news about motorcycle accidents is encouraging: overall, motorcycle fatalities have been declining for the past few years. However, there is also bad news: motorcycle helmet use has declined during the same period, leading to a possible increase in preventable deaths. Motorcycle helmets are estimated to prevent about 37 percent of fatalities in accidents,

The Truth About Brain Injuries

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted February 16, 2021

Brain injuries are among the most catastrophic of personal injuries. According to the Centers for Disease Control, brain injuries are responsible for more than 2.8 million emergency room visits per year, with over 56,000 of these injuries leading to death. When a victim has sustained a brain injury, the lifelong outlook can be grim. Assuming

Wrongful Death Claims

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted February 9, 2021

You may have heard the term “wrongful death claim” without truly understanding what it means. It is obvious that a “wrongful death claim” includes a victim’s death, but who brings such a claim against a defendant? How do you know if a death is wrongful or just an accident? What type of compensation is available

Can I Collect Damages for A Staph Infection After Surgery?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted February 2, 2021

According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, infections caused by various species of Staphylococcus bacteria, as well as Streptococcus and Pseudomonas species, are responsible for most post-operative infections. Post-op infections are one of the major causes of extended hospital stays and even permanent injury or death. How do people get infections in a supposedly sterile environment? If

The Truth About Slip and Fall Injuries

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted January 26, 2021

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Slip and fall injuries are the leading cause of emergency room visits in the United States, making them one of the most common types of personal injury accidents. What constitutes a “slip and fall,” and how are these cases handled by personal injury attorneys seeking compensation for their clients?

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