Not too long ago—in the early ‘90s—LLCs didn’t exist in Alaska. Now they’re everywhere, once you start to notice them. Who sets up a limited liability corporation, and why does “LLC” need to be part of the name?
Legal experts provide insight on how building contractors can be aware of their rights and responsibilities when contracts come into dispute.
Happy mergers and acquisitions are all alike, but unhappy ones are different in their own way. Andrea N. Canfield shares her expertise on blissful corporate integrations.
Molly Gunther joins the Anchorage office of Schwabe as an Associate with experience in Indian Country and Alaska Native corporation law.
Zach Forrester joins the Anchorage office of Schwabe as an Associate with experience in Indian Country and Alaska Native corporation law.
Former US Rep. Mary Peltola joins Holland & Hart along with her ex-chief of staff, and the firm adds an attorney from Arctic Slope Regional Corporation.
The law firm of Holland & Hart added Jim Shine, an experienced Alaska project development attorney, to its Anchorage office as Of Counsel.
Given the breadth of federal regulation in Alaska, the state is especially sensitive to the US Supreme Court limiting bureaucratic power. Local lawyers predict how overturning the “Chevron deference” doctrine will affect resource development, tribal relations, and other legal domains.
Convicts face challenges long after incarceration ends, not the least of which is finding gainful employment. Guest author Lincoln Garrick explores the potential in giving a second chance to Alaskans with a criminal record.
GCI selected Moira Smith, previously general counsel at ENSTAR Natural Gas, as Senior Vice President Law and Chief Administrative Officer.