Purchase MedPay Alaska – protect yourself, your family and friends. Medical Payments coverage is additional protection on auto insurance. It protects drivers and passengers in need of medical treatment after an auto accident. Medical Payments coverage is not a requirement in Alaska but is good to add to your policy in case of a crash.…
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U/UIM Protects Alaskans – Imagine you are in a motor vehicle accident. You are working through a recovery, have a damaged vehicle and need to replace your lost wages. Upon contacting the insurance provider to make a claim for your losses, you discover the driver who struck you either doesn’t have enough insurance or no…
Continue reading ›Alaska Liability Insurance typically covers the vehicle on the policy and is not specific to the driver. For example, if you lend your vehicle to someone and they are not insured, your insurance may apply. The same is true if you get into a crash with someone driving a friend or family member’s vehicle without…
Continue reading ›Are You Covered Alaska? Do you have enough auto insurance to protect you in case of a car accident? The summer season is upon us. Summer driving presents a unique set of challenges compared to other seasons. Protect yourself and your loved ones. It’s time for an auto insurance review. Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements In Alaska…
Continue reading ›Safe Driving In Alaska – There is no fool-proof way for your family to completely avoid car accidents. In fact, reckless drivers sharing the road make it challenging. At Johnson Law, we encourage our clients and all Alaskans, to practice safe driving in Alaska. Practice Safe Driving Techniques A responsible driver pays close attention to the roadway,…
Continue reading ›Alaska Teens And Car Accidents. Getting a license and starting to drive is an exciting time for a teenager. Driving is an important step toward independence for teens. At the same time, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that in 2021 some 2,116 drivers 15 to 20 years old were killed, and an estimated…
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