Articles Posted in Alaska Personal Injury

Alaska Emergency Planning – the United States has observed National Preparedness Month each September since 2004, encouraging Americans to prepare for possible disaster. Combined with Labor Day, back to school, and winter planning, September is ideal for emergency preparation throughout Alaska. The Ready Campaign FEMA’s Ready Campaign raises awareness about the importance of preparation including Alaska…

Alaska School Driving Zones are designated areas or where drivers should be more cautious and look for children. Children can often be unpredictable, so drivers should slow down and stay alert to keep our children safer. Slow Down The speed limit in Alaska School Driving Zones decreases so that drivers can stop quicker. Children may…

Autumn Driving In Alaska – Alaska’s Autumn is here and drivers need to adapt with the change of season and be cautious on roadways during autumn. To increase overall safety when traveling on Alaskan roads in the fall – SLOW DOWN. Look for hazards, drive slowly, and keep your vehicle properly maintained for the season.…

Alaska Autumn Is Here – Fall has firmly planted itself in Alaska with winter approaching. Changing seasons mean drivers need to adjust and employ fall safety precautions while on Alaskan roads. SLOW DOWN for safer fall driving. Keep your vehicle well-maintained for changing weather. Adjust For The Sun During Alaska Autumn When leaving indoors, allow…

Alaska School Bus Safety – School buses are great transportation for kids heading to school every day. Buses are typically safe and convenient but there are concerns surrounding children’s safety when using the bus. Teach Your Children About Alaska School Bus Safety Bus stops are often strategically chosen for convenience and safety but there are…

Alaska Schools Are In Session. This means changes for both foot traffic and vehicle traffic. Two highly dangerous times for Alaskan citizens are: 1) August – the month school starts; and 2) May – the month school lets out. Slow Down Alaska. Please be even more careful while driving and make every effort to ensure…

PTSD After A Car Accident – In addition to physical injuries, some may suffer psychologically injuries after experiencing a car accident. Post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD, is a mental health condition initiated by a terrifying event, may result following a car accident. It’s common to think about an accident and feel emotions such as fear,…

Alaska Car Accident Injuries cause more than broken bones. Connective tissue injuries after a car crash also affect many Alaskans. Connective tissue injuries or soft tissue damage involve damage to the ligaments, tendons, muscles, and other tissues that support and connect the body’s structures. These injuries range from mild sprains and strains to severe tears and…

Alaska Negligence Cases – Most claims arising from car accidents in Alaska are based on a theory of negligence. That means one of the drivers breached their duty to drive reasonably. The failure to drive reasonably was a substantial factor in the accident, resulting in bodily injury or damages. Injury victims will not receive a…

Alaska Tourists – Glacier Bay National Park, Katmai National Park, Lake Clark National Park, and Denali draw tourists to Alaska each year. While safety precautions are in place to protect Alaskans and Alaska’s Tourists, injuries sometimes occur while visiting Alaska. The Alaska Department of Transportation reports that in 2023, there were 67 fatalities in 59 fatal crashes…