In any case involving who was negligent, and to what degree, it is imperative that you are represented by experienced legal counsel with a success record, particularly in proving negligence, and secondarily, on achieving high value awards. You cannot get any settlement or verdict without making a strong case to prove negligence first.

Proving Negligence

Proving negligence varies case to case. A full investigation into the facts must take place as early as possible after the injury and before critical evidence is lost or destroyed. Interviews with eyewitnesses, company employees, law enforcement officers, medical professionals, and many others could be necessary. An auto or vehicle accident case may require hiring an independent accident investigator to determine negligence under Alaska Insurance law. The investigator evaluates each vehicle and other information, including the actual scene of the accident, photographs, and damages.

Further, in cases of commercial negligence, it may be necessary to subpoena emails and other documents to prove that there was knowledge of the dangers that led to the injury, accident or death. Alaska insurance law requires injury victims to prove the other person’s negligence.

Contact An Experienced Alaska Personal Injury Attorney

Finally, every case is unique with regard to proving negligence. An experience Alaska personal injury attorney makes the difference. Call Johnson Law, P.C. for assistance in serious injury cases in Alaska.

Johnson Law knows Alaska and Alaska Insurance Law. Find out how we can help. Call Johnson Law at  (907)277-3090 or use our Contact Form to discuss your motor vehicle crash injury case. We are here to serve you.

Johnson Law has been serving Alaska auto injury victims with insurance Law claims for 30 years. It’s who we are. And while we hope you never need us… We’re here if you do. ~ Doug Johnson

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