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…
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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 ›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 ›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…
Continue reading ›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…
Continue reading ›Anchorage Personal Injury – There are four main issues to consider when hiring a firm to represent you or your loved one. Not all law firms, or lawyers, are equally experienced, or talented. When searching for an Anchorage personal injury lawyer, consider the following issues before making a decision: Experience There are varying levels of…
Continue reading ›Concussions often occur after a car crash in Alaska. While it is the most common type of brain injury, concussion often happen without losing consciousness or immediately showing symptoms. In car crashes, victims may experience trauma without knowing and become more susceptible to future brain injuries. Concussions occur when the brain hits the inside of…
Continue reading ›Alaska Commercial Trucking – When a passenger vehicle and a commercial truck collide, the results are often catastrophic. A small passenger vehicle is no match for large, heavy, commercial truck. Unfortunately, spinal injuries, paralysis, and death are far too common in these accidents. Commercial Trucking Accident Statistics Federal and state regulators realize the risk that large commercial…
Continue reading ›Negligence in Alaska – often, negligence is confused for criminal activity. Criminal negligence involves behavior so reckless or careless that it shows a significant disregard for others and creates a high risk of serious harm or death. It goes beyond simple mistake or carelessness. In Alaska, as in other states, ordinary or civil negligence occurs…
Continue reading ›Alaska Leash Laws – Although Alaska doesn’t enforce a statewide law, most major Alaska cities enforce local leash laws. It is important to have animals under control when outdoors, especially dogs. A restraint or confined area greatly increases the safety of animals. Loose animals endanger not only themselves, but also other animals, people, and property.…
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