Christopher Slottee at Alaska Law Blog writes about Lockhart v. Draper, Op. No. 6383 (Alaska June 26, 2009), the recent Alaska Supreme Court opinion that permitted the award of punitive damages in an equitable claim (there, fraudulent conveyance).
Peggy Roston lists What You Need to Know to Settle Your Case at her Alaska Divorce Law blog.
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