Standing Up for Alaska’s Accident and Injury Victims
The time after an accident can be overwhelming. In additional to experiencing painful physical and emotional recoveries, victims also must often pursue a personal injury case to ensure they can receive proper medical care and continue to pay their bills. Here, dedicated injury attorney Ben Crittenden shares information helpful to victims and their families and offers the insight they need to begin to this important process.
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The Perils of Recorded Statements If you are involved in an auto accident, the other driver's insurance company will want to take your recorded statement. Do not give them a recorded statement. -
Subrogation and Personal Injury Settlements You are in the process of settling your car accident claim or lawsuit, and someone asserts a subrogation claim. What does that mean? Learn more. -
Keeping a Recovery Journal Can Help Your Injury Claim Learn how a journal can help improve the outcome of your legal case, and find tips on what to record after you’ve suffered injuries in an accident. -
Avoiding Bicycle - Car Collisions What are some things I can do to avoiding getting hit by cars while riding my bike? Read this blog to learn more. -
What Should I do if I get Hurt at a Sporting Event? Sports arena owners must act reasonably to protect fans. But there are a number of potential legal issues that may arise if you get hurt. Learn more. -
Seasonal Surge in Motorcycles There is often a seasonal surge in motorcycles this time of year in Alaska. Be extra careful when driving this spring and summer. Read to learn more. -
When You Really Need an Attorney After an Accident Calling an attorney after an accident is always a good idea, but there are some times when it’s especially important. Find out when you need a lawyer the most. -
Watch out for Motorcycles this Spring and Summer Riding Motorcycles is fun, but it can also be dangerous. Read this article to learn more about how to stay safe while riding your motorcycle this summer. -
How Dangerous is Drowsy Driving Drowsy driving is an under appreciated danger on the road. Depending on how tired the driver is, it can be the equivalent of driving over the legal alcohol limit. -
Minimize the Hazards of Winter Weather Driving Driving in Alaska can be dangerous - whether it's winter or summer. In the winter we have snow, and in the summer we have rain. Read this blog to learn more.