Relevant Information For Empowered Clients
At the Law Office of Ben Crittenden, Ben wants every client to feel as informed and empowered as possible. In addition to taking the time to talk directly, he offers this collection of library articles to share information and ideas about personal injury cases in Alaska. Explore a variety of topics related to injury cases, including types of injuries, possible legal options, what to expect from the legal system, and much more.
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Recovering From a Head-On Collision Head-on collisions are extremely dangerous, and injuries stemming from them are frequently severe. Here, we discuss some of the reasons these accidents occur. -
Broken Bones Caused by a Vehicle Collision Vehicle accidents often result in broken and fractured bones. Here, we discuss the most common broken bone injuries, treatment options, and recovery of damages. -
Vehicle Accidents Caused by Older Drivers Many vehicle accidents are caused by older drivers. Here, we discuss Alaska’s license requirements and the most common causes of car crashes with older drivers. -
Vehicle Collisions Caused by Speeding Drivers Speeding is among the top causes of collisions, frequently resulting in serious injuries. If you’ve been hurt by a speeding driver, you deserve compensation. -
Newly Licensed Teens Have the Highest Collision Risk Teen drivers cause more collisions than any other age group. Alaska has passed graduated drivers licensing to reduce the crash risk caused by young drivers. -
Back Injuries Resulting From Vehicle Accidents Back injuries are among the most common ailments caused by vehicle accidents. They can include herniated discs, spinal fractures, and tendon or muscle damage. -
Reckless Driving Is a Serious Threat to AK Drivers Reckless drivers endanger public safety, frequently causing severe injuries to anyone unfortunate enough to be involved in a collision with them. -
Collision Liability of Vehicle Owners in Alaska A vehicle owner can be held responsible for the damage caused by his car in a collision, even if he wasn’t driving when the accident occurred. -
The Role of an Expert Witness When you’re injured in a vehicle accident, expert witnesses can provide testimony to support your claim. Here, learn the various types of expert witnesses. -
Alaska Seatbelt Laws Vehicle safety restraints are required in Alaska. If you’ve been injured in an accident, and you weren’t wearing your seatbelt, your damages may be reduced.