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Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Cities in Nome Census Area recorded 13 lawyers in good standing in Q1

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As of the first quarter of 2025, cities in Nome Census Area had a total of 13 lawyers in good standing practicing law, according to the Alaska Bar Association.

This is a decrease from the previous quarter, when there were 14 lawyers in good standing in Nome Census Area.

The largest portion of these licenses was granted in the city of Nome (12).

Alaska has no law schools, yet it maintains a higher-than-average ratio of lawyers compared to the relatively low overall population. In Alaska, there are now 2,486 attorneys actively practicing law and a total of 4,160 lawyers licensed to practice in the state.

As of March 2025, average lawyer salaries in Alaska ranged from $113,932 for an entry-level attorney handling routine legal work to $238,626 for highly experienced attorneys managing complex cases with significant autonomy. Mid-level attorneys, such as those in Attorney III roles—who handle highly complex legal work with moderate supervision—earned on average $190,542 in Alaska, compared to $174,969 nationwide.

Data refers to all lawyers who were actively practicing during this period.

Lawyers in Good Standing in Cities in Nome Census Area in Q1

Lawyer NameBar NumberDate Of Admission
Alfred Mark Gumaer830603606/01/1983
Annette Riddle190706607/10/2019
Ashly H. Crockett211110911/17/2021
Ben J. Esch731004410/01/1973
H. Conner Thomas800604906/01/1980
Heidi K. Ivanoff950703607/01/1995
John A. Bioff981105211/01/1998
John A. Earthman991106111/01/1999
Margaret A. Thomas830909109/01/1983
Meghan Ashley Sigvanna Hoyt Tapqaq171108311/27/2017
Pamela Smith230503905/04/2023
Robert D. Lewis781111311/01/1978
Romano D. Dibenedetto110504605/24/2011

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