Northern Justice Project, LLC is an Alaska civil rights and special education practice founded in 2005. The firm represents Alaskans in complex disputes involving government agencies, school districts, and large corporations. Its work focuses on protecting individual rights, challenging unlawful conduct, and securing meaningful remedies through litigation. The practice has handled matters affecting Medicaid access, Native rights, educational opportunities, housing protections, and other issues with broad community impact across Alaska.
Northern Justice Project, LLC handles a wide range of civil rights and consumer matters for individuals and families. The firm’s practice includes constitutional law, consumer rights, unfair trade practices, unfair debt collection, employment law, foreclosure defense, tenants’ rights, and government benefits. Its lawyers also address cases involving foster youth and state child welfare systems. This broad experience supports clients facing institutions, agencies, employers, creditors, landlords, and other powerful opposing parties.
Northern Justice Project, LLC maintains a significant educational rights practice for parents and students throughout Alaska. The firm handles special education disputes involving IEP eligibility, evaluations, compensatory education, restraints and seclusions, and student discipline. It also advocates for tribal sovereignty and rights protected by the Indian Child Welfare Act. Its work includes representing Tribes, supporting tribal court authority, assisting with ICWA matters, and addressing broader challenges affecting Alaska Native communities.
Northern Justice Project, LLC brings litigation experience to cases involving public benefits, constitutional protections, housing, education, and tribal rights. Representative matters include victories involving Medicaid benefits, due process protections for Medicaid providers, and tribal court jurisdiction. The firm has pursued cases in state and federal courts, including matters with consequences beyond individual clients. Its record reflects a sustained commitment to using litigation to protect rights and improve conditions for Alaskans.
