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…
…is ACPPIPN (pronounced “ak-pippin”). Four types of intangible property usually are treated the same by Revised Article 9: Accounts, Chattel Paper, Payment Intangibles and Promissory Notes. See section 9-109, that applies Article 9 to sales of accounts, chattel paper, payment…
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…
…partnerships, limited liability partnerships, cooperatives, nonprofit corporations, and professional corporations. This generally excludes sole proprietorships, general partnerships, joint ventures, trusts (including settlement trusts), estates, governmental bodies, and congressionally or federally chartered entities (such as national banks, U.S. Postal Services, Fannie…
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…
…at dawng@lbblawyers.com to learn more about how you can be a part of our team. Current Openings as of 3/24/23 Attorney (Anchorage) Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP is seeking applications from attorneys admitted to the Alaska Bar or eligible to waive…
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…
…partner “any information concerning the partnership’s business and affairs reasonably required” by the partners and “any other information concerning the partnership’s business and affairs” requested by the partner unless the demand is unreasonable or otherwise improper. [10] Nonprofit corporations are…
…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…
…Ward, 593 P.2d 247, 251 (Alaska 1979) (proxy solicitation was misleading where it asserted that ANCSA corporation had large amounts of money and land that it could distribute to shareholders). [3] AS 10.06.410(a). [4] The parties agreed to address the…
…19, 2021, one day before the inauguration of President Biden, Solicitor Jorjani permanently withdrew the 2017 Opinion and published a new Opinion addressing the Secretary’s authority to acquire land into trust in Alaska.[9] The 2021 Opinion contends that the 2017…
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…
…the University of California, Riverside and her Juris Doctor from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law. Coughlin is a member of the Alaska Bar Association, Washington Bar Association, United States District Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and the…
Jackson joined Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP in 2023 and brought with him a wealth of experience from several years of addressing legal matters for diverse businesses and organizations across various sectors. Before embarking on his role at LBB, Jackson served…
John works with individuals and private entities in complex litigation involving a wide range of issues including labor and employment, construction, business, commercial, and administrative matters. John represents clients in any forum where litigation occurs, whether at trial or on…
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