Labor Lawyer Joins Landye Bennett Blumstein as Associate Attorney
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Dezi Robb joins the Anchorage law firm of Landye Bennett Blumstein (LBB) as an Associate Attorney with a focus on business litigation, employment law, and labor matters.
Prior to joining LBB, Robb gained significant litigation experience across both public and private sectors in Oregon and Alaska. She has represented employers and individuals on complex employment disputes, workplace investigations, non-compete and employment agreements, Equal Employment Opportunity matters, and separation negotiations. In addition, she has extensive experience guiding clients through liability and tort-based claims.
Robb holds a bachelor’s degree from UAA and earned a JD from Willamette University School of Law in Salem, Oregon. She is licensed to practice law in Oregon, where she started her legal career, and in Alaska. She is known for her pragmatic, client-centered approach to risk management, compliance, hiring, discipline, and termination.
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