Category: Business Law
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Your Employee Is in Oregon. Your Business Is in Alaska. Now What?
The rise of remote work has been a game-changer for Alaska businesses. Suddenly, a small business anywhere in Alaska can hire a talented accountant in Portland or a skilled developer in Denver without either party relocating. But before you send that offer letter, there is a legal reality every Alaska employer needs to understand: You…
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Lawsuits: Why Winning Isn’t Always Everything
Categories: Business Law“Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser — in fees, expenses, and waste of time.” – Abraham Lincoln (1850) Abraham Lincoln’s advice to his fellow lawyers in 1850 is just as vital for business owners today as it was…
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The Battle Over Short‑Term Rentals in Alaska’s HOAs and Condos
Categories: Business LawMany Alaska homeowners and condo associations are asking the same question: Can owners legally rent out their units on a short‑term basis (for example, on Airbnb or VRBO)? There is no simple answer. Courts around the country have reached different conclusions, and the outcome usually depends on the exact wording in your association’s governing documents.…
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