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James Caswell and Alaska Lime Company v. AHTNA, Inc. (5/20/2022) sp-7595
[Real Estate] (the limited remedy provided by FED)
Janice L. Park v. Jessica J. Spayd (5/20/2022) sp-7594
[Torts] (discovery rule)
Raymond Dapo v. State of Alaska, Department of Health and Social Services, Office of Children’s Services and Taun Lucas (5/13/2022) sp-7593
[Procedure, Civil] (Rule 14(c), assigning apportionment claim; Involuntary dismissal with prejudice)
Barbara Jones, in an official capacity as Municipal Clerk for the Municipality of Anchorage, and the Municipality of Anchorage v. Russell Biggs (5/6/2022) sp-7592
[Municipal Corporations] (recall assembly member)
Association of Village Council Presidents Regional Housing Authority v. Dietrich Mael (4/15/2022) sp-7591
[Damages] (statutory cap on noneconomic damages)
[Evidence] (medical records as business records exception)
[Torts] (tort based on contract; defective manufacture)
Troy A. Rohde v. Annette L. Rohde (4/15/2022) sp-7590
[Family Law] (dissipating marital assets; imputing income)
Alborn Construction, Inc. v. State of Alaska, Department of Labor & Workforce Development, Labor Standards & Safety Division, and Deborah Kelly, in an official capacity (4/8/2022) sp-7589
[Administrative Agencies] (Little Davis-Bacon Act)
Lucas Borer v. The Eyak Corporation (4/1/2022) sp-7588
[Attorneys and Judges] (fee award under Rule 82(b)(2))
[Municipal Corporations] (Native corporation bylaws)
[Procedure, Appellate] (issued waived, not raised below)
[Procedure, Civil] (declaratory judgment; mootness doctrine)
John B. Morris v. Andrea L. Morris (3/25/2022) sp-7587
[Family Law] (three steps to divide marital assets; superior court has wide discretion in dividing marital property)
[Procedure, Appellate] (deference to superior court on credibility and weighing)
Kendre Jones v. Vieanna Jones (3/4/2022) sp-7586
[Contracts] (unconscionable contract)
[Family Law] (dividing military disability benefits)
In the Matter of the Adoption of J. R. S. (3/4/2022) sp-7585
[Family Law] (parental consent to an adoption)
[Procedure, Appellate] (deference to superior court on credibility/weighing)
Richard Roberge v. ASRC Construction Holding Company and Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (2/4/2022) sp-7584
[Statutory Construction] (several maxims of statutory construction)
[Workers' Compensation] (compensation rate adjustment)
Summer Sagoonick, et al. v. State of Alaska, et al. (1/28/2022) sp-7583
[Constitutional] (state’s duty re: climate change)
Harry N. Young, Jr. v. State of Alaska; Office of Lieutenant Governor, Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, in an official capacity; Division of Elections, and Director Gail Fenumiai, in an official capacity (1/28/2022) sp-7582, 502 P .3d 964
[Procedure, Civil] (declaratory judgment; mootness doctrine)
State of Alaska, Department of Administration, and Acting Commissioner Amanda Holland, in an official capacity v. The Retired Public Employees of Alaska, Inc. (1/21/2022) sp-7581, 502 P .3d 422
[Administrative Agencies] (accrued benefits; medical)
[Constitutional] (accrued benefits; medical)
Chena Obstetrics & Gynecology, P.C. et al. v. Lauren Bridges, et al. (1/21/2022) sp-7580, 502 P .3d 951
[Attorneys and Judges] (sue for attorney malpractice; not Rule 60(b))
[Procedure, Civil] (Rule 60(b) “mutual exclusivity rule)
Ramsey Barton v. City of Valdez (1/21/2022) sp-7579
[Municipal Corporations] (municipality “discretionary function immunity”)
[Torts] (municipality “discretionary function immunity”)
Courtney Guy v. Providence Health & Services Washington d/b/a Providence Alaska Medical Center (1/14/2022) sp-7578, 502 P.3d 13
[Contracts] (liability; contract vs. tort case)
[Torts] (liability; contract vs. tort case)
In the Matter of the Protective Proceeding of Amy D. (1/14/2022) sp-7577, 502 P.3d 5
[Family Law] (right to counsel; guardian resignation)
[Probate] (right to counsel; guardian resignation)

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