Pure Comparative Negligence
Alaska follows pure comparative negligence, allowing plaintiffs to recover damages even if they are 99% at fault. Damages are reduced proportionally by the plaintiff's percentage of fault. No bar to recovery regardless of fault percentage.
No Cap
No limit on non-economic damages
2 years for personal injury
Deadline to file your lawsuit
Alaska follows pure comparative negligence, allowing plaintiffs to recover damages even if they are 99% at fault. Damages are reduced proportionally by the plaintiff's percentage of fault. No bar to recovery regardless of fault percentage.
Example:
If plaintiff is 30% at fault for $100k damages, they recover $70,000 (reduced by 30%).
Alaska does not impose caps on compensatory or non-economic damages in personal injury cases
$0
Based on reported cases in Alaska
20,434
Personal injury lawsuits per year
This calculator provides estimates only and is not legal advice. Laws in Alaska are complex and individual case results vary. Consult a licensed Alaska attorney for advice specific to your case.