Protect Your Rights After an Accident and Injury in Alaska

Personal Injury

When a person climbs behind the wheel of a car, takes the controls of a helicopter or plane, or even simply takes his dog for a walk, he has a responsibility to act safely. If he fails in that duty, serious injuries can result, and the law affords injury victims certain rights to protect themselves and their families. Though it can be difficult to consider pursuing a legal case that can be complex and overwhelming, it is often necessary to ensure that victims can obtain the medical care they need and the compensation they deserve.

Anchorage attorney Ben Crittenden understands what a trying time this can be, and he is here to offer Alaskans a partner who will help their voices be heard. Ben is a client-focused lawyer who builds strong professional relationships outside the courtroom and fights relentlessly to protect victims’ rights inside the courtroom. If you or someone you love has suffered injuries in a car crash or other accident, call the Law Office of Ben Crittenden today to learn more about how we may be able to help.

Criminal Defense

If you have been charged with a crime in Alaska, the stakes are high. Your personal, professional, and financial lives will be on the line. The consequences of a conviction can touch all these aspects of your life, leaving lasting and significant repercussions. It is often the most difficult time in your life, with the stresses of an uncertain future affecting both you and your loved ones. However, the law acknowledges and protects the rights of defendants, and an experienced attorney can work with you to make sure that you receive your fair day in court.

Attorney Ben Crittenden understands how serious criminal charges are, and he is dedicated to helping those charged with a crime seek the best possible outcome. Ben helps his clients tell their stories in a meaningful and effective way to help them address criminal charges. If you or someone you love has been charged with a crime, call our Anchorage office or take a moment to fill out our online contact form to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation to learn more about your rights.