Catastrophic injuries can be sustained in a wide variety of negligence-related incidents, including motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice instances, workplace accidents, falls, sports accidents, and construction incidents. Types of catastrophic injuries that you can ...
Read MoreWhat Is a Catastrophic Injury? 42 U.S.C. § 3796b defines catastrophic injuries as injuries that permanently prevent a person from having gainful ...
View MoreAviation accidents can have devastating consequences for those injured in crashes. Not only do accident victims suffer sometimes grave injuries but ...
View MoreAccording to data from 2019, in Alaska, there were 10 fatal plane crashes, which exceeded the national average. These crashes were caused (in part) by ...
View MoreYou may be bitten by a dog while at a friend’s house for a barbecue or while on a run in your local park or while out and about. Being bitten by a dog ...
View MoreAccording to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 5,5579 motorcyclists were killed and approximately 82,528 motorcyclists were ...
View MoreAnesthesia is a medical treatment given to patients to prevent them from feeling pain during certain procedures (i.e. surgery, biopsies, screenings ...
View MoreWhat Are the Most Common Causes of Car Accidents in Alaska? According to data from The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), in 2020, there ...
View MoreIf you suffered an injury caused by an intoxicated person in Alaska, you can file a personal injury lawsuit against that individual for financial ...
View MoreBlog: If a car accident in Alaska results in bodily injury or death to any individual (e.g., drivers, passengers, pedestrians, etc.), or the total ...
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