Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C.

Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C. carries a legal tradition rooted in Juneau, Alaska, since 1914, when Herbert Faulkner founded the practice after service as U.S. Marshal for the Territory of Alaska. The firm’s history includes alumni who became Alaska Supreme Court justices, the first Alaskan on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and a state attorney general.

Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C. provides strategic representation across estate planning, probate, trust administration, elder law, special needs planning, business entities, corporate transactions, real estate, deeds, state taxation, employment matters, oil and gas, and administrative proceedings. Its location in Alaska’s capital supports clients dealing with state government and complex regulatory matters.

Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C. is known for careful preparation, practical judgment, and personalized legal solutions. The law firm emphasizes preventive law, helping clients reduce litigation risk, avoid compliance disputes, and address legal issues before they become costly conflicts. When disputes cannot be avoided, the firm seeks fast, efficient, and favorable resolutions.

Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C. brings deep experience to both individual and corporate matters, including complex litigation for major oil and gas companies and counsel for clients involved in real estate, business, probate, and trust matters. Ethical advocacy, confidentiality, and client priorities guide each engagement, with legal strategies shaped by facts, goals, and long-term consequences.

Faulkner Banfield Law, P.C., also reflects a strong public service commitment through pro bono representation for individuals and organizations unable to pay for legal help. Recognition includes awards and commendations for pro bono service, including a lifetime achievement award from the Alaska Bar Association Board of Governors. That record reinforces a reputation for legal excellence, integrity, and high-quality counsel.