…the Department alleging violation of the proxy regulations, the Department now is required to notify the alleged wrongdoer, if an investigation is opened, and of the Department’s decision. Notification of the corporation is optional, unless the corporation was notified of…
Landye Bennett Blumstein’s practice includes all aspects of business and entity law. Clients range from Alaska’s largest air carrier to local nonprofit organizations. Our experienced business attorneys cover the following areas: Business formation (corporations; limited liability companies; general, limited and…
…seeking to address their financial commitments, practice administration, succession planning and buyouts. We assist in the sale and acquisition of healthcare businesses as well as asset purchase agreements. LBB supports the risk management needs of health care organizations facing potential…
Suzanne focuses her practice on business litigation, natural resources litigation, and employment law. She has successfully litigated issues of natural resources standing to the Alaska Supreme Court and has worked on a variety of real property, contract, and construction disputes….
…clients successfully in federal and state courts in Oregon, Washington, California, and Alaska in significant litigation involving Superfund, the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, the Endangered Species Act, the Magnuson-Stevens Fisheries Management Act, MTCA, natural resource damages, and…
…Bar Association, Washington Bar Association, United States District Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and the United States District Courts for Alaska and Western Washington. She has been listed in “Best Lawyers” for Alaska since 2009, and “Super Lawyers” since 2007….
…certain provisions of the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 and the National Defense Authorization Act of 2013 (NDAA). It was published on July 25, 2016, and became effective on August 24, 2016. An existing mentor-protégé program is available to…
Read the Order Granting Bristol Bay Native Corporation’s Motion for Summary Judgment [Case Motion #1]….
…in Anchorage, interned at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Anchorage, and worked as a summer law clerk at Landye Bennett Blumstein, LLP. Before pursuing a career in the law, Alex worked as a legislative aide in the Alaska State Legislature….
…of the worker’s noncompete. The proposed rule interprets non-compete agreements broadly, to avoid circumvention. For example, an overreaching non-disclosure agreement or claw-back of training expenses could fall within the rule’s scope. The proposed rule contains an ownership exception for persons…
…transactions. His legal journey also included an internship at the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, where he assisted with the prosecution of serious felonies. Prior to entering law school, Jackson worked in Business Affairs in the film and television industry….
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…
…resolution. Doug has a master’s degree in construction engineering and management and has also been an adjunct professor in construction law at the University of Colorado. Doug also represents clients in a wide variety of litigation and disputes, including business…
…a knack for conflict resolution. Leslie previously worked as a law clerk for U.S. Magistrate Judge John D. Roberts, The Alaska Attorney General’s Office, and Alaska Superior Court Judge Vanessa White. Leslie focuses her practice on Civil Litigation, Municipal Law,…
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…
…their services; and assisted organizations in eviction and detainer cases. Anna clerked for the Honorable Anna M. Moran of the Alaska Superior Court and worked in the Tulalip Tribal Court in Tulalip, Washington, defending tribal members against misdemeanor criminal charges….
…business and private equity transactions, including entity formation and organization, purchases and sales, and lending arrangements. He also works with Alaska Native corporations on their unique range of legal needs, including commercial and government contracting, land use, and shareholder issues….
…representation, advice and advocacy that is practical and laser-focused on the needs and objectives of our clients. This commitment has driven us to the leadership position we occupy today in Alaska’s unique legal environment of many specialized practice areas including…
…extensive experience analyzing natural resource issues throughout Alaska and the western U.S. provides a foundation his clients know they can rely on. Andy focuses his practice on Alaska Native law, litigation, municipal law, bankruptcy, natural resource and appellate law. Before…
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