Every case is different — it depends on your medical bills, lost income, and how the injury changes your life. Insurers routinely open with far less than a claim is worth; the firm's published results include an $800,000 and a $624,000 car accident recovery. The honest way to find out is a free case evaluation — it takes minutes and costs nothing.

You can still recover in Alaska. The state follows comparative negligence: your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault, not eliminated. Don't accept the insurer's version of who was at fault — tell us what happened first.

You may still have a case through uninsured motorist coverage — sometimes through policies you don't realize apply. We won $225,000 for a client T-boned by an uninsured driver and found extra coverage that erased $100,000 of her medical debt. Bring us the details and we'll look.

Generally two years from the date of the collision to file an injury lawsuit. Evidence fades much faster than that — the sooner we start, the stronger your case. Your consultation is free, so there's no reason to wait.

Not always — for a minor fender-bender with no injuries, you may not. But if you were hurt, the insurer's offer rarely reflects what your claim is worth, and our team knows that from the inside: many of us used to work for Alaska's largest insurance companies. A free consultation will tell you honestly whether you need us.