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With offices in Anchorage, Alaska and Washington, D.C., Birch Horton Bittner & Cherot has the expertise and experience of a national firm combined with the knowledge and understanding of Alaska’s unique legal issues.

Experienced Representation in a Varied Range of Civil Matters

Birch Horton Bittner & Cherot (BHBC) provides full-service legal representation in a diverse range of civil practice areas, including business and commercial law, bankruptcy, litigation, personal injury, health care law, government contracts, and natural resources and environmental law. Our clients include individuals, associations, coalitions, businesses, government entities and native-owned businesses throughout Alaska and in Washington, D.C. Regardless of the type of case, at BHBC, we strive to help our clients find the right solution for their unique situations.

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The Right Blend of Creativity, Skill and Experience

Celebrating 50 years in 2021, BHBC has achieved impressive results for its broad base of clients in a multitude of legal matters. With diverse backgrounds, wide-ranging skills, and specialized knowledge and experience in a broad base of legal areas, our legal team is especially well-equipped to meet the legal needs of several types of clients. Our attorneys and staff work as a team to craft creative, yet effective, ways to help clients solve complex legal issues and meet their goals and objectives.

When can you hold a trucking company liable for a crash?

If you’re involved in a crash with a tractor-trailer, you might initially assume that you'd hold the trucker liable for any injuries you suffered. While that's generally the case, that isn't always the only entity that you may be able to hold liable for your injuries....

3 signs that it’s time for Chapter 7 bankruptcy

If you run a business and have found it difficult to maintain it with limited incoming profits, it may be time to look at your options. If you’re falling behind on bills or cannot afford to pay your employees, then you could be in a position where a bankruptcy is...

An employer’s guide to dealing with false claims of discrimination at work

Most employees are somewhat aware of their rights in the workplace. This is largely a great thing, as employers who are inclined to discriminate against their employees can be held accountable. However, the same wave that is rightfully empowering employees about their...

Can a business have a dress code?

Employees may not want to follow a dress code that you set at your business. Some may even claim that it is a violation of their right to free speech. As an employer, you know that you want your staff to have a uniform look and you want everyone to seem professional....

What is the role of a non-disparagement agreement?

We live in an era where customers check out companies' reputations before doing business with them. A negative review may lead a customer to your competitor's doorstep instead of to you. Negative reviews don't just come from customers. Employees and former employees...

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We invite you to contact our firm to schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys to learn more about our background and how we can help you by calling 907-802-2998 or sending us a confidential email. We serve clients nationwide from our offices in Alaska and Washington, D.C.

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