Aviation Accident

Airplane Accidents – Alaska is a rural state with many towns and communities that are best accessed by small planes. The state also depends on aviation for commerce and tourism. However, Alaska is also a somewhat treacherous state when it comes to weather and terrain. This causes a number of airplane accidents occur each year. Aviation accidents can often occur due to the following:

• Pilot Negligence
• Dispatch Errors
• Bad Weather
• Poor Runway Maintenance

If you have been seriously injured in an aviation accident, or if your family member suffered a wrongful death in a plane crash, speak with an Alaska airplane accident lawyer from Johnson Law, P.C. We have represented injured clients in Anchorage and across all of rural Alaska for many years.

Why You Need Johnson Law, P.C.

Hiring an our firm, means constant attention and communication. Johnson Law truly cares for you and for the outcome of your airplane accident case. Our team works tirelessly on each case. We study every detail of the accident, the client, and the laws that apply to the case. This keeps us better prepared than the defendant. Set up your free case evaluation with our firm today to learn more!

Injured In An Aviation Accident? We’ll Travel to You!

Call the law firm of Johnson Law, P.C. right away for attentive and aggressive representation. We are willing to travel anywhere in Alaska to help you fight for the compensation you deserve. Airplane accidents cause serious and catastrophic injuries also damaging your financial health. A fair personal injury settlement or trial verdict makes a difference in quality of life. Our aviation accident attorneys in Anchorage can fight to win the payout you need to cover any and all damages. Contact us today for more information!

Alaska is an aviation state. According to the Robb Report, Alaska has 408 airstrips, 5,882 active private aircraft, and more licensed pilots per capita than any other state. Over 80% of our communities are off the road system. For this reason, Alaskans fly to doctor’s appointments. We also fly to hunt, fish, get groceries, attend church, sports and schools. With increased flying, mountainous terrain, and unpredictable weather, Alaska sees more aviation accidents than most other states.

Investigating Airplane Accidents

All aviation accidents are investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. Often with support from local law enforcement and the Federal Aviation Administration. With the control and involvement of various state and federal agencies, investigations take a long time. It can be years before the findings and reports of the investigations are available to those involved in the accident.

Many factors lead to an airplane accident, and for most plane crashes, numerous people and companies might be at fault. Evidence can disappear fast after an accident, especially in remote locations. Multiple defendants and loss of important evidence make it difficult or impossible to get insurance companies to pay for the losses to the victims. Insurance companies point the finger at each other and refuse to pay. Way too often for victims and their families, it becomes a long ordeal. For those reasons, it is especially important to have an experienced attorney and well-staffed law firm working for you. Johnson Law will protect your rights following a plane crash.

If you or someone you love is injured in a airplane accident, your first efforts must be to get needed medical care. Next you need to hire the right attorney. Douglas G. Johnson and his team have been representing victims and the families of victims of plane crashes for over 25 years. They have recovered millions of dollars in much-deserved compensation for their clients following private and commercial, single and multiple engine aircraft accidents. Call Douglas G. Johnson and the team at Johnson Law, P.C. today for a free consultation. (907) 277-3090.