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

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 Is Chronic Pain Syndrome?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 20, 2021

Chronic pain syndrome is a disabling set of conditions that affect about 25 percent of those with serious injuries. According to a recent study, chronic pain is the leading complaint among ambulatory patients after surgery or injury. Chronic pain can impact all areas of a patient’s life and lead to depression, anxiety, and other long-term

Can I Recover Damage From a Crime?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted April 13, 2021

One question that sometimes arises for personal injury victims is, “Can I recover damages if I am the victim of a crime?” The answer to this question is not as simple as it might seem. While it is obvious that you have been injured and that the perpetrator is responsible, it is not always clear

How Social Media Can Damage Your Personal Injury Claim

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted October 6, 2020

Billions of people around the world have at least some sort of online, social media presence. On a daily basis, we may find ourselves sharing photos with loved ones, updating our professional network, or retweeting things we agree with. Social media is one of the main ways we communicate with one another, and it can

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

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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

5 Common Ways Insurance Adjusters Try to Cheat You Out of Justice

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted November 20, 2019

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When someone else injures you, a representative of their insurance provider is almost guaranteed to be among the first to contact you. If you have any hope or plans to receive compensation to cover the costs of your injuries, you’ll be smart by not taking their call. Their quick attempt to reach you is not

How Serious is a Concussion?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted October 16, 2019

One of the most common injuries experienced by victims of car and truck accidents is a concussion. Whether caused by the violent shaking of your head and upper body, or your head actually hitting the steering wheel or dashboard, a concussion is a Traumatic Brain Injury that requires immediate medical attention.

Find Out How Spinal Injuries Led to $52 Million Judgment

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted September 10, 2019

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A Colorado man has been awarded $52.5 million after being hit by two separate motorists while riding his bicycle home from work. The verdict is one of the largest in Colorado history. In this issue, the Alaska personal injury lawyers at Barber & Associates will talk more about the case, and why the verdict was

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