In 2016, Birch Horton Bittner & Cherot (BHBC) proudly celebrated its 45th anniversary of providing legal services to Alaskans. Founded in 1971 by Ronald Birch, BHBC began as a local general practice firm in Anchorage. The firm has grown and matured, and today BHBC is one of Alaska's most prestigious law firms, with many specialized practice areas. Many important events in Alaska's history have been influenced by BHBC attorneys. Two of our senior members (then in key government positions) helped draft and implement the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) and the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA). During the 1970s, BHBC represented the parties constructing the TransAlaska pipeline. Our litigators represented Alaska Native Corporations in cases heard by the U.S. Supreme Court that to this day affect federal procurement rules. Our firm represented Alaska banking institutions during Alaska's varied economic history. In 1975, the firm opened its Washington, D.C. office, close to the Capitol and near to major executive branch agencies so that BHBC's Alaskan clients could benefit from a presence in the nation's capital. The D.C. office quickly accumulated an impressive track record on behalf of Alaskan interests and built a reputation as one of Washington's preeminent government relations firms. The D.C. office now draws clients nationwide who wish to tap BHBC's extensive experience interfacing with the Alaska Congressional delegation, other Congressional leaders, and numerous governmental agencies. Today, BHBC is a multi-faceted law firm serving clients large and small, from multi-national corporations to Native-owned small business start-ups, and from the State of Alaska to private individuals. A professional corporation headquartered in Anchorage, our firm is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell. From 2016 to 2017, five attorneys were selected as leading U.S. business lawyers by the independent legal research firm Chambers & Partners USA. Currently, two attorneys are ranked in the top tier of all lawyers in Alaska in their respective fields of expertise. Alaska is a special place. Our attorneys understand and appreciate its unique geographical, cultural, and political landscape. This Alaskan sensibility infuses all of our practice areas as we bring added value to our clients in everything we do.
Total Offices: 2
Total Attorneys: 28
Practice Areas | No. of Attorneys |
---|---|
Bankruptcy | 1 |
Corporate | 1 |
Government and Government Relations | 5 |
Labor & Employment | 1 |
Litigation | 8 |
Real Estate | 1 |
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Corporate Attorney
Alaska - Anchorage
Anchorage office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Corporate Group. The candidate will represent municipal governments, private corporations, state agencies, and other entities in complex transactional and administrative arenas. Should have 3+ years of experience drafting, enforcing, and/or challe.... Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
Skills Corporate - General
Mid- to Senior-level Bankruptcy Attorney
District of Columbia - Washington
Washington, D.C. office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Litigation Group. The candidate will serve in a federal regulatory/administrative law practice, including some portable client business, or a well-established bankruptcy practice. Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
Mid level to Senior Federal Regulatory Attorney
District of Columbia - Washington
Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid level to senior federal regulatory attorney with 5-10 years of experience. The ideal candidate would have a practice that compliments the firms established and active federal regulatory practice, which includes government contracting, environmental and public lands, telecommunications and energy. Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
Mid- to Senior level Federal Regulatory Law Attorney
District of Columbia - Washington
Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid- to senior level attorney with a federal regulatory law practice experience. The candidate will serve matters before federal agencies, litigation in federal courts, and related transactional work. Will serve practice areas which includes government contracting, environmental and public lands, telecomm.... Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
Corporate Attorney with 8+ years of mergers and acquisitions experience
Alaska - Anchorage
Anchorage office of our client seeks attorney with 8+ years of transactional and commercial law experience, with a focus on business formation and mergers and acquisitions. The candidate will be drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various commercial contracts. Must be admitted to practice law in Alaska. Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
Skills Corporate - M&A
Mid-level Attorney/Lobbyist with government experience
District of Columbia - Washington
Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level attorney/lobbyist with 10+ years of experience in federal legislative activities, leading strategic initiatives and regulatory government affairs. The candidate will direct and advocate strategy on legislative and regulatory issues for firms clients. Will monitor federal legislative and regulat.... Legal
Handled by: Los Angeles
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