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.
Guest Author Lincoln Garrick provides and overview of those working in Alaska’s Legal industry.
The Alaska Native Justice Center hired Maude Blair as Tribal Justice Manager and Samantha Cherot as Managing Attorney.
Guest author Lincoln Garrick provides an overview of the Alaska legal industry, including its demographics and goals.
Under a new federal law to address money laundering and other financial crimes—The Corporate Transparency Act—business entities must file new information reports with the US Department of the Treasury starting January 1, 2024.
Michael O’Brien joined Davis Wright Tremaine’s employment services team in Anchorage, coming from Perkins Coie, where he built a local and national practice that encompasses traditional labor, litigation, and counseling.
Kenneth Gutsch, a partner of the Anchorage law firm of Richmond & Quinn, has accepted an invitation to join the international Association…
A court ruling against a motion by the Downtown Hope Center homeless shelter in Anchorage effectively preserves its exemption from the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance.
Super Lawyers has selected three attorneys from Hughes White Colbo Wilcox & Tervooren, LLC to the 2019 Alaska Super Lawyers list.
Stoel Rives LLP has launched a new firm-wide paid leave program for all staff members in its 10 offices across seven states and Washington, DC