This is a common concern. The answer is no. Simply because an injured person pursues a claim after an accident does not mean that his or her insurance premiums will be increased. It is when a person’s negligent or wrongful acts cause injury that his or her own insurance premiums are increased. Read More

Remember who the adjuster works for: the insurance company. Adjusters have one goal: to settle your case for the least amount of money possible. What may seem like a fair offer to you could fall far short of any amount of money settled through a lawyer. It is a good idea to consult with Read More

Yes. Under Alaska’s comparative negligence rules, you may still have a case even though you were partly at fault in causing an accident. These cases are very fact specific, and you should consult with an injury lawyer.

Yes. Different lawyers will see a potential case differently. Some attorneys may not be familiar with the type of case you have. If a lawyer rejects your case, it is always a good idea to seek a second opinion.

You have the right to change lawyers. However, your initial injury attorney will usually be entitled to payment for services rendered up to the time of dismissal. The lawyer will be paid from the fee earned at the conclusion of the case. Your new lawyer will usually work out an arrangement whereby the fee Read More

You must file your case within the statute of limitations, a fixed period of time dictated by the law. In many injury cases you are required to bring your case within two years from the date of the event that caused the injury. For an explanation of these time limits, always consult with a Read More

It is worth precisely what a jury of 12 of your peers would agree that it is worth. You should remember that any demand or offer in your case is simply a guess concerning what a jury will pay. In the case of the Crowson Law Group, it is a guess based upon years Read More

Not likely. If the insurance company, when presented with our detailed, cogent summary of your case and the likely result of a trial on its merits, agrees to voluntarily resolve your claim on fair terms, we will not have to bring a lawsuit on your behalf. During this phase of negotiations we will keep Read More

Yes. Each day at the close of business our phones are forwarded to an attorney to speak with clients or potential clients at their convenience.