Posts Tagged: Boating Injury

As summer begins, so does the professional and commercial fishing season. The fishing industry in Alaska provides about 80,000 jobs to our economy. Offering many job opportunities, the fishing industry

This is the final article in a series I’ve written about some of the cases I’ve seen, and the various ways our Alaskan visitors have suffered from these accidents. Now

This is a continuation of a series of articles on some of the tourism injury cases I’ve seen, and the various ways our Alaskan visitors have suffered from these accidents.

This is a continuation of a series of articles on some of the tourism injury cases I’ve seen, and the various ways our Alaskan visitors have suffered from these accidents.

In this series of articles I’ll be talking about some of the cases I’ve seen, and the various ways our Alaskan visitors have suffered from these accidents. I’ll also talk

Alaska’s beauty and wilderness is a great attraction to people from all over the world. There are a wide variety of adventures available to tourists visiting the Last Frontier. Unfortunately,

An Anchorage safety officer was taken to the hospital after he crashed into a minivan last week. Robert Sternberg was working as he drove his Anchorage Water and Waste-water Utility

An Alaskan logger died on Saturday while working on the Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. Bill Worley, 36, was working in the lumberyard when a log about 70ft

Nineteen year old Ashley Hecox was driving down Parks Highway as a moose was crossing back and forth in front of her car and driving path. She hit the moose

This year has brought upon a whole lot of ATV accidents around the U.S. Some of them have even resulted in death. ATVs or All-Terrain Vehicles need to be used