Articles Posted in Alaska Personal Injury

Spring Break Travel – Alaskans often use Spring Break as an opportunity to escape the long, dark, winter months. Whether traveling across the state, the country, or the world, it’s important to prepare and travel safely. Prepare Your Home Ensure you prepare your home ahead Spring Break travel. It is a good idea to unplug…

Snowmachine Crash – what do you do after? When for fun on your snowmachine, keep in mind you are out in the elements. If you get into trouble, things can turn deadly in the cold snow and harsh weather conditions. Safety Measures To Help Prevent Crashes Before firing up your snowmachine, learn to ride. Training…

Whether you’re hunting, ice-fishing, or just enjoying a ride, make safety the top priority when snowmachining this winter. Educate yourself before starting your snowmachine. Prioritize Snowmachine Maintenance Never risk a snowmachine break down or accident, even for a short ride. Review the owner’s manual of your snowmachine and speak with a dealership for advice on…

Insurance review – 2025 is well underway and it is time to review your auto coverage. It is important to have enough insurance in case something happens. Protect yourself and your loved ones with an insurance coverage review. It is essential to have enough protection after a car accident.  Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements In Alaska…

Alaska Winter Fun – Winter is well underway in Alaska, bringing snow and cold weather fun. Whether you want to play in the snow, curl up next to the fireplace or celebrate winter in classic Alaska form, be safe, stay warm, and have fun this season. Be Safe In Alaska’s Winter Weather Wear appropriate gear for Alaska’s winter…

Alaska Safe Driving Tips: While there is no fool-proof way to completely avoid car accidents. Reckless drivers make it challenging to avoid car crashes. While no one wants to admit to poor driving habits, at one point or another, each of us is guilty of multitasking while driving. To help improve driver safety, we’ve gathered a…

Car seats save lives – car accidents are a leading cause of injury and death in the U.S. Fortunately, many car crashes injuries can be prevented. Using a safety seat or booster seat correctly could save a child’s life. It’s the law in Alaska that while a vehicle is moving seatbelts must be worn and…

Car crash passengers: A Car Crash is traumatic. As a passenger in a wreck you likely witnessed the horrible event from start to finish. Further, it seems what happens next is an unending blur of flashing lights, emergency response, and answering questions. When the driver unconscious or seriously injured, it is even more difficult. After…

Survive extreme cold. There have been a number of serious snowstorms and extreme cold snaps across Alaska this winter. Negative temperatures, freezing rain, heavy snow fall, high winds, and icy conditions are hazardous weather conditions. Dense fog and low visibility are also dangerous conditions commonly accompanying winter storms. Be safe and warm during extreme temperatures or…

Vehicle safety during Alaska’s cold winter months critical.  It is well known that Alaska winters are cold. In Alaska, we plan ahead for the cold weather by winterizing vehicles to make sure cars handle the harsh conditions. Focusing on vehicle safety is crucial for Alaska’s cold winter climate. Before traveling, check your vehicle and increase…