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Alaska
Atkinson, Conway & Gagnon, Inc. - is an Alaskan firm dedicated to serving the diverse legal needs of our great state. We work in the areas of aviation, banking, construction and engineering, contract disputes, corporate, health care and medical malpractice defense, insurance, insurer bad faith, maritime, personal injury, product liability, real estate, tax, and wrongful death law. The lawyers of Atkinson, Conway & Gagnon, Inc. include attorneys who are preeminent in their fields. We are a law firm that other lawyers go to for their own legal advice. We regularly consult with other attorneys on difficult issues, and we are often selected as co-counsel to assist other lawyers in complex cases. We are even called upon to represent other attorneys when they become parties to lawsuits. Atkinson, Conway & Gagnon, Inc. has the lawyers, support staff and resources needed to handle large, complex cases, yet we are small enough to provide personal service to all our clients. Although we are based in Anchorage, our work takes us to all parts of the state, from Barrow to Ketchikan, from Dutch Harbor to Tok. The firm has extensive experience in all phases of construction law. Atkinson, Conway & Gagnon, Inc. lawyers have negotiated and prepared contract and loan documentation for major construction projects throughout Alaska. The firm’s attorneys have represented contractors, architects, engineers, lenders, title insurance companies and property owners in disputes arising from projects as small as private residences to as large as major airport and hospital expansions, schools and other public buildings and large industrial developments.
Birch, Horton, Bittner and Cherot - 1127 West Seventh Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501
Tel;(907) 276-1550 Fax;(907) 276-3680 (fax)
provides a full range of legal services. Our attorneys serve as counselors, litigators, negotiators, legislative advisors, and problem solvers to our clients. Although our role varies with each client's specific needs, our goal is always to find the best way to serve each client through the practice of law. We take pride in finding creative solutions, responding quickly, and maintaining open communications with our clients. We combine the expertise and specialization of a large law firm with the personal client attention of a small law firm. Construction Litigation
Fabyanske Law Firm - The law firm of Fabyanske, Westra, Hart, & Thomson, P.A. concentrates on providing legal services to the real estate and construction industries. We have worked extensively in both the public and private sectors, and our clients span all sectors of the industry, and include contractors, owners, design professionals, subcontractors, sureties, insurers and lenders across the United States. Because of our experience in resolving disputes, many clients engage the firm for preventive planning. Such planning includes contract review and negotiation and risk allocation advice. In today’s complex legal and business environment, poor planning can result in catastrophic losses. Contact: Ryan Miner – Business Development, 612-359-7679, rminer@fwhtlaw.com
Holmes Weddle & Barcott - 701 W. 8th Ave Suite 700 Anchorage Alaska 99501 -is widely known for its professional and effective litigation practice.It has achieved notable results in complex matters requiring experienced trial attorneys. Our litigation practice embraces the following major areas: Construction Contract Disputes
Bruce B. Weyhrauch, LLC - 114 S. Franklin Street Suite 200 Juneau, Alaska 99801
ph. 907-463-5566 fax 907-463-5858
We believe that a full understanding of each client's goals and objectives is the first step in providing high quality legal services. Second, we believe that each client's business must be thoroughly appreciated and understood. Third, all conflicts must be discussed. Finally, clients must openly communicate their concerns, and that communication must be reciprocated. Construction & Labor
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