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Recent Alaska Supreme Court Opinions
(From 1/1/2020)

Brent McCormick v. Chippewa, Inc. and Louis Olson (3/20/2020) sp-7435
[Procedure, Civil] (when summary judgment is appropriate; conflicting evidence is for trier of fact)
Christopher Lovely, Steven Adams, Robert Defoe, Charles Van Curren, and Dustin Leavitt v. Baker Hughes, Inc.; Baker Hughes Oilfield Operations, Inc.; and Baker Petrolite Corporation (3/20/2020) sp-7434
[Statutory Construction] (rules for statutory construction)
Angelica C v. Jonathan C, Angelica C v. Jonathan C (3/20/2020) sp-7433
[Family Law] (three grounds for termination of parental rights)
Adam Israel v State of Alaska, Department of Corrections (3/20/2020) sp-7432
[Procedure, Civil] (when summary judgment is appropriate; good faith required of self-represented litigant; disqualify judge)
[Torts] (when expert required for medical malpractice)
Amanda M. Peidlow, n/k/a Marlana Rexford v. Peter T. Williams, Vera A. Williams, and Waska A. Williams Jr., Native Village of Barrow v. Peter T. Williams; Amanda M. Williams, n/k/a Marlana Rexford; Vera A. Williams; and Waska A. Williams Jr. (3/20/2020) sp-7431
[Family Law] (tribal court jurisdiction)
Mark A. Rosenbaum v. Pamela Shaw (3/13/2020) sp-7430
[Family Law] (child support, social security overpayment)
Norman S. v. State of Alaska, Department of Health & Social Services, Office of Children's Services (3/13/2020) sp-7429
[Procedure, Civil] (accepting offer of proof)
Jason Mouritsen v. Julia Mouritsen, n/k/a Julia Taubert (3/13/2020) sp-7428
[Procedure, Civil] (UCCJEA “presently resides”)
[Statutory Construction] (rules for “statutory interpretation”)
In the Matter of the Necessity for the Hospitalization of: Arthur A. (2/7/2020) sp-7427
[Constitutional] (right to self-representation)
[Criminal] (right to self-representation)
[Family Law] (involuntary commitment)
State of Alaska, Department of Health & Social Services, Office of Children's Services v. Dara S. (1/24/2020) sp-7426
C.D., a Minor v. State of Alaska (1/24/2020) sp-7425

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