We only try catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. Here is who we trust when we can't do it ourselves.
If you called us about a personal injury matter and we could not take it, that is not a comment on your case. It means another lawyer is the right lawyer for it. Every attorney below is someone we know, have worked alongside, and would send our own family to. Call them directly — no form, no waiting on us.
Lawyers we refer to
Non-catastrophic personal injury01
Eric Derleth
Eric Derleth — Trial Lawyer, Inc.
Thirty years of Alaska trials: car, truck, motorcycle and boating crashes, work injuries, premises liability and wrongful death. Offices in Anchorage and Soldotna.
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Robert Jurasek
Pentlarge Law Group, LLC
Auto, truck, motorcycle and marine crashes, slip-and-falls on ice, and uninsured or underinsured motorist claims. The firm has represented injured Alaskans since 1985.
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Robert Stone
Robert Stone Law Office LLC
Auto, truck, off-road, aviation and maritime injury cases, products liability and wrongful death. Past president of the Alaska Bar Association and the Alaska Academy of Trial Lawyers.
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Anthony Banker
Banker Law Group, P.C.
Car, motorcycle and truck collisions, maritime and aviation claims, premises and product liability, brain injuries and insurance disputes. He began in insurance defense, so he knows how adjusters think.
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Josh Cooley
Ehrhardt, Elsner & Cooley — 907 Legal
Plaintiff injury and wrongful death work across Alaska since 2013, including aviation crashes and traumatic brain injury. Nearly a hundred cases tried to a jury.
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Lester Syren
Syren Law Offices
Auto, boat and transit accidents, slip-and-falls and wrongful death, after more than thirty years in Anchorage — the first of them defending insurers.
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Not legal advice
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