Civil Procedure

• Jerry B. v. Sally B. In Jerry B. v. Sally B., His wife ...
• Belcher v. State of Alaska In Belcher v. State of Alaska, the court of appeals held that a prior conviction for third-degree theft cannot be admitted in a trial for second-degree theft under Alaska Rules of Evidence 404(b)(1) when identity is not at issue in the case, the prior conviction is not being offered to prove intent, there was ...
• Timothy G. v. State, Dept. of Health & Social Services In Timothy G. v. State, Dept. of Health & Social Services, A stepson filed suit against the Office of Children’s Services (OCS) in order to recover for the OCS’s ...
• State v. Andreanoff In State v. Andreanoff, Rule 45 requires that a defendant is tried ...
• Seybert v. Alsworth In Seybert v. Alsworth, Seybert, along with four other voters from Lake and Peninsula Borough, brought a private action against ...
• Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Memorial in Juneau v. City and Borough of Juneau In Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Memorial in Juneau v. City and Borough of Juneau, Juneau planned to build a dock on the waterfront, and sought the ...
• Erica G. v. Taylor Taxi, Inc. In Erica G. v. Taylor Taxi, Inc., Erica G. brought a negligence suit against Taylor ...
• Geotek Alaska, Inc. v. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. In Geotek Alaska, Inc. v. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc., Jacobs did not have a contract with GeoTek, but Jacob’s ...
• Fernandez v. Fernandez In Fernandez v. Fernandez, The Fernandezes filed for dissolution of their marriage in 1986 after having two children together, but they continued living ...
• Manning v. State, Department of Fish & Game In Manning v. State, Department of Fish & Game, In 2011, Kenneth Manning brought both statutory ...