This is a list of Anchorage Personal Injury attorneys and lawyers.

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Things to Consider When Selecting an Alaska Personal Injury Lawyer

If you or a loved one has been hurt in an accident, injured as a result of medical incompetence, or unfairly penny-pinched by an insurance company, you may need the help of a qualified Alaska personal injury lawyer. Here are some things to be aware of as you search – tips that will help whether you live in Ketchikan, Nome, Wasilla, or Juneau.

Is your candidate Alaska personal injury lawyer experienced in dealing with your particular type of claim?

“Personal injury law,” like any major legal field, encompasses a wide of array of sub-categories. One firm may focus primarily on workers compensation claims, for instance, while another might tackle matters related to car accidents and auto insurance claims. This is not to say that one can't be a “jack of all trades” and excel in multiple areas of personal injury law. But all things being equal, look for a representative who boasts experience relevant to your matter.

Will the attorney provide independent reviews of services?

Quality candidates won't be shy about providing references and statistics as to their effectiveness. If a lawyer is reluctant to provide details about his or her trial record or to recommend you to an independent organization for verification (like the Alaska Trial Lawyers Association), this may be a red flag.

Will the attorney agree to work on contingency basis?

Under most circumstances, personal injury lawyers won't ask for any fees upfront and will only bill you if and when you emerge victorious. A typical arrangement might involve paying out one third of your total award, after initial expenses are subtracted out. Some attorneys may ask for as much as 40% for certain time intensive matters.

There are, however, situations in which a reputable attorney might charge a flat fee upfront. For instance, if your case is worth (at best) a small amount of money (e.g. $5,000.00), it may simply not be worth an attorney's time to take the case on commission. Thus, you might opt for flat fee representation.

Whether you live in one of Alaska's big cities, like Anchorage or Homer or Barrow, you can find objective, non-partisan information on candidate lawyers here at AttorneyLocate.com.