…ANCSA Resource Center [2] As to Alaska Native corporations, the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act also requires that Alaska Native corporations have an annual audit performed in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards by independent certified accountants, and that the…
…U.S. Congress and Executive Branch. He has decades of experience representing Alaska Native tribes and tribal organizations, local rural governments and Native corporations on a wide variety of issues, including tribal and subsistence rights, Indian Child Welfare Act cases, natural…
…types of collateral by specific description, that is, accounts, chattel paper, payment intangibles and promissory notes. However, using ACPPIPN allows handy reference to these four types of collateral, as well as providing a reminder of what collateral types are covered…
Matt guides clients through the challenges of business, government, and litigation in Alaska. He has a general civil litigation and general counsel practice, representing clients on various commercial, land, and corporate matters. Matt’s practice focuses on Alaska Native, municipal, and…
Matt Mead presented Local Revenue Development, an overview of municipal revenue opportunities around Arctic mining, as part of the Institute of the North’s Week of the Arctic Economic Development Summit focused on responsible mining in the Arctic region. Matt’s presentation…
…Roberts for the District of Alaska then served as a prosecutor for the Alaska District Attorney’s office in Kenai. Levesque became Borough Attorney for the North Slope Borough before shifting to private practice to serve numerous municipal, business, and individual…
By Lauren Sommer Boskofsky, partner and Jed Ullrich, summer associate Recreational halibut fisheries in Alaska are managed jointly by the International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC), the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council), and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), an…
…us further that goal.” – Joshua Hodes, Partner As a member of the Primerus Business Law Institute/Primerus Defense Institute we help with issues related to Alaska Native Law, Real Estate Law, Municipal Law, Natural Resources Law, Construction Law and more….
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