The law firm of Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP is pleased to announce that Anna Chapman Crary is now a partner in the firm.
Anna focuses her practice on working with Alaska Native Corporations, business organizations, nonprofits, and public entities. She represents both commercial and subsistence fishers in state and federal administrative proceedings and works closely with several tribal organizations on marine mammal subsistence hunting and co-management issues.
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