Helping the Injured Recover Financially
Building Families Through Adoption
  • Proven Results Without Unnecessary Conflict
    Many cases are resolved efficiently without going to court. Ben's respectful, solution-focused approach helps clients move forward while minimizing stress, delays, and unnecessary legal battles.
  • Clear, Compassionate Legal Guidance
    Whether you're recovering from an auto accident or navigating the adoption process, you'll receive straightforward legal advice and steady support through every stage of your case.
  • Personal Attention Every Step of the Way

    Every client receives one-on-one guidance, honest advice, and responsive communication. Ben takes the time to listen, answer questions, and help clients make informed decisions with confidence.

  • 30+ Years of Trusted Legal Experience
    With more than three decades of serving Alaskans, Ben Whipple provides knowledgeable legal representation backed by experience, practical insight, and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome.
    “I will forever appreciate it.”
    “Kindest, most patient, and honest man and assistant duringy my difficult time.”
    - Virginia C.
    “Ben was very responsive, thorough, and professional.”
    “His efforts to settle were realistic. I was fairly compensated.”
    - Onkima L.
    “He treats us well.”
    “Most professional, honest, and thoughtful attorney in AK to date.”
    - Greg W.
Continue Reading Read Less

Get to Know Us

here to support your every step of the way.

Have Questions?

  • Does Ben accept every medical injury case?
    No. Medical injury cases are complex, expensive, and time-intensive. Ben carefully evaluates each potential claim and works with medical experts to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to move forward. Not every case qualifies, but every inquiry is treated with care and respect.
  • What types of compensation may be available in a medical injury case?

    Depending on the circumstances, compensation may include:

    • Medical expenses and future care costs
    • Lost income or reduced earning capacity
    • Pain, suffering, and emotional distress
    • Damages related to wrongful death

    Every case is different, and available compensation depends on the facts and Alaska law.

  • How long do I have to file a medical malpractice claim in Alaska?
    Generally, medical injury claims, like other forms of negligence in Alaska, must be filed in court within two years of the date of injury.  However, if the potential claim was not reasonably discovered until some time after the breach/injury, the two-year time clock starts with either the date of discovery or the date it reasonably should have been discovered.
  • Is expert medical input required in Alaska medical injury cases?

    A medical injury claim must be supported by a qualified medical expert who has reviewed the care that was provided and determined that the care fell below the accepted standard of practice and that this error led to the harm suffered. The degree of medical certainty required for the expert's opinion is 'more likely than not’.

    This expert review is a key part of deciding whether a case can be responsibly pursued.