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Holding drivers accountable for accidents is a key step to a better Alaska. Accidents caused by motorists who are not insured or do not have enough insurance is a problem faced by too many Alaskan victims. Consequently, the injured party must turn to their own insurance for coverage or to sue the at-fault party. As…

Umbrella Policies are a secondary layer of insurance and acts like an “umbrella” to protect the insured as as well as the injured parties. Though not common in discussions, these policies benefit an insured by adding another layer of protection to meet insurance needs. This coverage is in addition to other Alaskan insurance policies such…

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…

Alaska Summer Driving and Kids – A right of passage for many children is finally being “big enough to ride in the front.” At the same time, airbags can seriously injure or kill young children riding in the front seat. Keep children in approved car seats as long as they are under the recommended age and sizes. Alaska…

Alaska Summer Driving brings unique dangers for Alaska’s drivers. When drivers fail to slow down, pay attention, and avoid these dangers, it significantly increases the likelihood of an automobile accident. Johnson Law offers these helpful reminders for safer travel during our beautiful Alaskan summers: Alaska Summer Driving and Cell Phones The use of cell phones…

National Road Trip Day Exploring Alaska. National Road Trip Day is the Friday before Memorial Day Weekend in the United States. Specifically, it is the kickoff to the American summer road trip season. For 2025 National Road Trip Day is Friday, May 23rd.  It’s a good time to consider planning a road trip in Alaska,…

Alaska Memorial Day Observance – the Memorial Day holiday weekend is an important time for family, togetherness, and honoring those who gave their lives serving our country. With this in mind, for a more safe and enjoyable Alaska Memorial Day Observance, prioritize sun safety, grilling safety, and water safety. Those enjoying a barbecue… never leave the…

Auto Accidents And Alaska Teens – It is common knowledge that teenage drivers are among the groups most likely to be in an automobile accident or fatality. Nationwide efforts to decrease the number of deaths involving teenage drivers develop daily. In the United States, teenagers drive less than all but the oldest people. Yet, their…

Driving  In The Sun – Spring is upon us with summer fast approaching. Changing seasons means more caution is needed while on Alaskan roads. There is even more sun glare while driving throughout the day. There are a few things you can do behind the wheel to Be Safe Driving in the Sun. Adjust For…

Every year in Alaska, dozens of people die in fatal car accidents. Statistics from 2023 show 67 Alaskans died on Alaskan roadways that year in relation to 59 fatal car accidents. In other words, someone died on an Alaskan road every 5.4 days in a fatal car accident. Understanding Negligence In Fatal Car Accidents Sadly,…