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How many lawyers were eligible to practice law in cities in Northwest Arctic Borough in October compared to previous month?

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Cities in Northwest Arctic Borough recorded a growth in the number of lawyers with active licenses in October compared to the previous month, according to the Alaska Bar Association.

In total, there were seven active legal licenses registered in cities in Northwest Arctic Borough in October, compared to five in the previous month.

All of these licenses were granted in Kotzebue.

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.

The United States has over 1.3 million attorneys, with the lawyer population projected to grow by 4% between 2024 and 2034.

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

Lawyers in Good Standing in Cities in Northwest Arctic Borough in October

Lawyer NameBar NumberDate Of Admission
Aaron Michels121112411/14/2012
Claire Lamitie241112211/07/2024
Daniel B. Dalle-Molle140907509/24/2014
John Riley Turner250907009/25/2025
Michael CagleNA19527
Paul A. Roetman021105411/01/2002
Samantha Campbell240504805/14/2024
Information in this story was obtained from the Alaska Bar Association. The source data can be found here.

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