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Alaska Auto Insurance – In Alaska, state law requires people to carry insurance coverage on their vehicles. A crash involving a driver without proper coverage can leave the driver personally liable for injuries or damages caused. According to state law, vehicle owners and drivers are responsible. If someone is driving a vehicle and another person…

Insurance Settlements – When dealing with the insurance companies, it is good to be skeptical about signing away your claims. Alaskans buy insurance to be there when we need it most, right? In contrast, insurance companies are there to make a profit. Accordingly, their main concern is not offering an appropriate insurance settlement for your…

Winter Auto Prep Time – October ushers in Alaska’s winter months and although most of our great state has yet to see real winter weather, it’s time for your winter auto prep. Thus, when winter arrives Alaskans are ready. Johnson Law hopes these reminders help you prepare for winter driving conditions. Basic Groundwork Review and…

Alaska DUI Accidents – On September 30, a sedan struck a road crew tanker paint truck, setting both vehicles on fire. Investigation revealed the sedan’s driver, was driving intoxicated and struck the occupied road crew vehicle. As a result, the road crew workers suffered severe burns and physical injuries. Consequently, the troopers arrested the sedan…

Alaska Injury Law Firm – When you need a highly qualified Alaska personal injury lawyer, look no further than Johnson Law, PC. An Alaska Injury Law Firm that has garnered a reputation for hard work, compassion and excellent results. Owing to the founding principles that every client is treated with care, dignity, and respect, this…

Car Seat Safety – Johnson Law is always concerned for Alaskans traveling in vehicles, particularly Alaska’s children. This brings to mind incidents such an Anchorage collision which ejected two minor children from the vehicle. The Anchorage police investigation revealed improperly installed car seats. Luckily, in this instance neither child sustained life threatening injuries. Child restraint systems…

Alaska Roads – our state is renowned for stunning scenery and incredible natural beauty. Most of Alaska’s tourists travel via plane, train or cruise ship. Yet, the most common travel in our great state occurs on Alaska roads. In 2022, the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities reported at least 82 fatalities. That number is…

The Seward Highway is one of America’s most beautiful, yet dangerous highways. Its winding, two-lane layout, unpredictable weather, and heavy tourist traffic create hazards for drivers. A 127-mile National Scenic Byway and All-American Road in Alaska, the Seward Highway connects Anchorage to the city of Seward via the Kenai Peninsula. Dangers Of The Seward Highway…

Alaska Trucking Accidents often leave victims with serious injuries. This type of crash generally involve a large commercial vehicle carrying significant cargo. The size and weight combination makes them more dangerous than other types of autos in a crash. Commercial vehicle drivers must carry special licenses indicating they know how to control these large, heavy…

Alaska Pedestrian Injuries – In 2023, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated that 7,314 pedestrians died in crashes on public roads. This number equals a pedestrian death every 72 minutes. Additionally, more than 68,000 pedestrians sustain injuries in traffic crashes. Unfortunately, it appears Alaska pedestrian injuries are also on the rise. While numbers are preliminary, the Alaska Department…