Alaska Institute for Justice Receives $2M Gift for Human Rights Legal Services
Alaska Institute for Justice received $2 million from Yield Giving’s open call to support critical human rights work in Alaska.
Alaska Institute for Justice received $2 million from Yield Giving’s open call to support critical human rights work in Alaska.
Landye Bennett Blumstein named Andy Erickson, Doug Karet, and John Crone as partners in the law firm while hiring Suzanne Adler as an associate attorney.
The law firm of Landye Bennett Blumstein brought aboard Jackson Morawski, previously a Superior Court clerk, as an Associate Attorney.
The Alaska Native Justice Center hired Maude Blair as Tribal Justice Manager and Samantha Cherot as Managing Attorney.
The law firm of Landye Bennett Blumstein (LBB) promoted attorney Anna Chapman Crary to the role of Partner.
The law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine hired Sarah Gillstrom as a Partner its real estate group in Anchorage.
At LBB, Thomas’ practice focuses on real estate transactions, business law, working with Alaska Native corporations, and other transactional work.
Matthew Prieksat assumed duties as Legal Counsel for the US Army Corps of Engineers – Alaska District.
Anchorage-based telecom Alaska Communications hired Patrick Bergt as Deputy General Counsel. In this role, he leads legal functions.
The law firm of Stoel Rives brought Jonathon Roder to its Anchorage office in the role of Landman.