Karl’s practice emphasizes tax planning and advice, wills, trusts and probate administration, tax-exempt organizations, and Alaska Native law. Karl is a past president of the Anchorage Estate Planning Council, and he is a frequent speaker on federal and state tax…
Scope and Attachment (including Choice of Law) On June 19, 2001, the Alaska Bar Association Business Law Section and Bankruptcy Section sponsored a continuing legal education presentation called Revisions to Article 9: What You Need to Know. Bob Hume was…
…agreed to address the proxy solicitation issue and subsequent appeals first before addressing whether the letter contained any material misrepresentation. [5] 3 AAC 08.365(16). [6] Order Denying TRO and Preliminary Injunction (June 4, 2018) 3AN-18-06788 CI. [7] Id. at 5-6….
Leslie enjoys practicing law because it is a helping profession. She strives to get to know her clients and understand their legal needs so she can provide thorough and thoughtful solutions. She has extensive litigation experience, including complex litigation, and…
…is a member of the Alaska Bar Association and has been an active participant and past chair or co-chair of the Bankruptcy Section of the Anchorage Bar Association for 30 years, past board member of the Anchorage Bar Association, and…
Alex joined the firm in 2019 and works in all areas of the firm’s practice. Prior to joining the firm, Alex served as a law clerk to the Honorable Yvonne Lamoureux of the Alaska Superior Court in Anchorage. While in…
Shareholders occasionally ask to see records of a corporation, such as minutes of meetings, financial statements, internal management reports and shareholder lists. The Alaska Supreme Court recently issued a decision in Pederson v. Arctic Slope Regional Corporation[1] that addresses many…
…entity and each “beneficial owner”: name, date of birth, residential address and a “unique identifying number” associated with the person, such as a driver’s license or passport number. A copy of the document providing the unique identifying number also has…
…to federally-recognized tribes and ANC CEOs scheduling consultations, July 2, 2018, www.indianaffairs.gov/sites/bia.gov/files/assets/as-ia/raca/pdf/7.2.18.DTLL-AK-LT_508.pdf www.indianaffairs.gov/sites/bia.gov/files/assets/as-ia/raca/pdf/7.2.18.CEO-AK-LT_508.pdf (last visited February 1, 2021). [8] See Comments Responding to DOI Solicitation, available at www.indianaffairs.gov/as-ia/raca/regulations-development-andor-under-review/land-trust-alaska (last visited February 1, 2021). [9] Daniel H. Jorjani, Solicitor Opinion M-37064,…
Whether in natural resource or appellate law, Andy answers questions about the law to solve client’s legal issues. His ability to research and understand matters in depth is key to helping his clients understand complex problems and their solutions. His…
Attorney (Anchorage) Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP is seeking applications from attorneys admitted to the Alaska Bar or eligible to waive in, to enhance and complement the firm’s diverse practice. We offer varied work opportunities with a team approach in Corporate,…
Lauren works with Alaska Native corporations, private entities, and other businesses in managing their corporate affairs, real estate transactions, Alaska Native law issues, mergers and acquisitions, and other transactional work. Lauren also works with tribes, municipalities, and individuals on a…
Bob focuses on representing local, regional, and national businesses respecting sales and acquisitions, security, lending, and other contractual relationships and commercial transactions; real estate sales, leasing, financing and development; corporate, LLC and partnership organization and operation; and bankruptcy. Many of…
Kim focuses her practice on employment, labor, housing, and nonprofit organization law. Kim serves as general counsel to a number of nonprofit and public institutions, including clinics, social service agencies, housing authorities, municipalities and tribes. She serves as litigation defense…
…general litigation matters Casey worked on at the court, she has experience in municipal matters and utilities representation. Before obtaining her joint law and business degree, Casey worked at an Alaska public policy research and consulting firm for several years….
…having at least $1 million of assets and 500 or more shareholders to file their proxy statements and other proxy solicitation materials with the Department.[3] The Department’s regulations address the process and contents of these filings. Most of the changes…
The U.S. Department of the Interior (“Interior”) will replace names for 28 geographic sites in the Alaska that contain the word “squaw.” The 28 Alaska sites are among 660 sites nationwide identified in a February 23 notice from Interior’s Derogatory…
Sky litigates in the federal district courts, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Alaska Superior Courts and the Alaska Supreme Court, and appears before state and federal administrative regulatory boards and agencies. He advocates before the Alaska Legislature and the…
Ryan joined the firm in 2022. Originally from Fairbanks, Ryan attended the University of Colorado School of Law and practiced commercial real estate law in the Lower 48 before returning to Alaska. In addition, Ryan has a breadth of experience…
Michelle is a highly experienced attorney who has been practicing law in Alaska since 1986, with a focus on commercial collection and lender representation. Before entering private practice, she clerked for U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Herbert A. Ross from 1986 -1988…
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