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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Unmarried Couples and Credit Discrimination Believe it or not, you can face credit discrimination as an unmarried couple. Read this article to learn your rights as a consumer. -
Legal Terms of the Month: Deposition and Pro Se Two terms you should know in the legal setting are deposition, an oral testimonial and "pro se", when one represents themselves. Read this article to learn more. -
Disability Benefits for Wounded Soldiers How do you know if you can collect disability benefits after serving in the military? Read this article to find out the requirements. -
Takata Airbag Compensation Fund Established If you have been injured - even slightly - by a car airbag, a recovery fund has been established for Takata Airbag victims. We would be happy to talk to you. -
Dog Riding in Truck Bed Legality A dog riding loose in the back of a pickup is a familiar image in Alaska, particularly in rural areas of the State. But it's illegal in Anchorage. -
Is it Legal to Drive with Your Dog in the Car? Is it legal to drive with your car in the car? While most experts recommend against it, Hawaii is the only State to make it illegal. -
We Had a Wonderful Halloween at Trunk or Treat WehHad a wonderful Halloween at Trunk or Treat. We had a safety theme, dressed in traffic light costumes, and raffled off Legos and first-aid/safety kits. -
Consumer Rights and Mechanics What are my consumer rights and responsibilities regarding mechanics, auto shops, and car repairs? Here is a list of your rights and responsibilities. -
Comments on the Anchorage Daily News Is the Anchorage Daily News raising appropriate concerns when reporting on crime, law, and politics? Here, read why the news should reflect the bigger picture. -
Growing Militarization of American Police Forces The Anchorage Police has deployed its tactical unit 11 times this year, and some are worried that police officers are increasingly being equipped like soldiers.