Alaska Supreme Court orders a spot on the ballot for 2nd Dan Sullivan
UPDATE: The justices ruled that the Division of Elections can’t boot Petersburg Dan Sullivan from the primary election ballot. He is challenging U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan.
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Family of 2016 crash victim exhausts legal avenues; turns attention to Workers’ Compensation Act
A six-year legal battle between the estate of the late Molly Parks and the Petersburg Borough has ended. On February 22nd, the Alaska Supreme Court dismissed the Parks family’s appeal of a superior court judgment. That decision dropped the Petersburg Borough from a wrongful death lawsuit over a 2016 van accident.
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Alaska Supreme Court upholds legality of fish landing tax
The fish tax captures product caught in federal waters and headed for export. A Seattle-area catcher/processor had challenged the constitutionality of the tax but the state supreme court disagreed.
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Alaska Supreme Court hears challenge to fish landing tax
The state’s Fisheries Resource Landing Tax mostly affects seafood ports serving federal fisheries. A ruling in a Washington state seafood company’s favor could wipe out tens of millions in revenue for the state.
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