Alaska Employment Law

Friday, November 9th, 2007

Legal Miscellanea

Ethics Opinions, other Supreme Court Opinions
Review of Arbitration Award for Fraud and Partiality: In an Uninsured Motorist case reviewed under the state Arbitration Act, the Supreme Court (per C. J. Fabe) unanimously affirmed the trial court (Wolverton), and held a) the driver (pro se) had failed to show “affirmative wrongdoing” by State Farm and thus […]

Filed under Ethics, Arbitration, Attorney fees

Friday, November 9th, 2007

Alaska Supreme Court: Jeffery and Nolan Must Vacate Their Seats

Filed under Uncategorized

Friday, November 9th, 2007

Municipal Immunity in Alaska for Actions of Employees in 911 Response Situations

Filed under Sovereign immunity

Friday, November 9th, 2007

DAlaska: Denial of Kott’s Motion for Acquittal

Filed under Uncategorized

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