Slip and Fall or Premise liability cases hold property owners responsible for injuries occurring due to dangerous conditions on their commercial, private, or public property. These cases include accidents, such as slips and falls, that happen both inside and outside a building. Negligent property owners create unexpected hazards for visitors, including faulty handrails, broken sidewalks,…
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Hiring an attorney – The keys to getting the most from an attorney are knowing when you need one and what type of attorney you need. For many people, choosing an attorney can be a daunting task. Choosing the right attorney is incredibly important. When Do I Need An Attorney? Some injured people don’t need…
Continue reading ›Alaska Personal Injury Law – Johnson Law, P.C. specializes in personal injury and wrongful death claims including automobile, ATV, commercial trucking and industrial accidents. In addition, we represent clients with insurance claims related to uninsured motorists, life insurance and other types of accidental death matters. Our firm helps Alaskans navigate the personal injury law process.…
Continue reading ›Car Restraints – use them correctly for Alaska’s children. Alaskan parents may be unaware that the National Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) lists car accidents as a leading cause of death for children. Many of these deaths are preventable with the proper use of car seats or car restraint systems. Sadly, parents often use the…
Continue reading ›Post-Concussion Syndrome – After an accident, there are many types of injuries an injured person might face. Some injuries are evident immediately after the accident. But some injuries take more time to surface. This is true of post-concussion syndrome. Most people experience symptoms within 7 to 10 days from the injury. Post-concussion syndrome is typically associated…
Continue reading ›Losing A Loved One – When we lose a loved one, the personal loss is devastating. Particularly a death caused by a sudden accident. We expected that loved one to be with us for many more years. Yet life ends… tragically, suddenly, and unexpectedly. While nothing will return our loved one to us, if a…
Continue reading ›Proving Negligence – The most critical factor in an injury case is proving negligence – the basis for all personal injury claims. and lawsuits. In some cases, negligence is clear and undisputed. Surprisingly, this is rare. One is more likely to experience an insurance company, or the lawyer representing the company, disputing the fact of…
Continue reading ›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…
Continue reading ›Winter Auto Prep Time – October ushers in Alaska’s winter months. Although most of our great state has yet to see real winter weather, many Alaskans are working on safe winter equipment storage. It’s also time for your winter auto prep. Thus, when winter arrives Alaskans are ready. Johnson Law hopes these reminders help you…
Continue reading ›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…
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