Cory Sabin is a paralegal with Schwabe’s Environmental practice group. He focuses on complex environment and natural resources research and analysis, as well as assisting attorneys with all stages of litigation. 

Jay Sayles is a skilled litigator who assists a variety of clients, including those in the manufacturing, distribution, and retail industry.

Sara Sayles is an accomplished real estate transactional attorney with a diverse set of skills and experience working in multiple jurisdictions.

Elizabeth Schleuning helps clients comply with the ever-changing laws governing employment and defends them vigorously at trial when needed.

Maria has been practicing in the areas of Estate Planning and Administration since 2007.

Jessie Schuh serves clients ranging from individuals and closely held businesses to national financial institutions.

Susan “Sue” Schwab has worked in corporate and estate planning for over 25 years.

Tina Scott is a construction and business lawyer who draws from her personal experience in the construction industry to serve construction, real estate, and business clients.

Peter Scully advises his clients on both complex litigation and transactional matters involving corporate governance, business formation, real estate, and Alaska Native law. He has represented a diverse range of clients—from Alaska Native Corporations and tribal governments to public agencies and private companies.

Marc Sellers helps clients resolve “make or break” civil and criminal tax issues in state and federal courts.

Kathy has over 30 years of experience supporting all aspects of litigation, from inception through trial, mediation and arbitration.

Jean Shaw works with clients to reach prompt and practical solutions to fit their real estate and business objectives

Charmin Shiely works with prominent businesses in a number of industries, including real estate development, seniors housing and maritime.

Matt Singer works with Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs), private businesses, and public agencies as a trial and appellate attorney to help them resolve complex environmental and natural resource disputes.

Christopher Slottee has over 15 years of experience handling complex litigation matters, specifically working with Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs), Alaska Native Corporation settlement trusts, and tribal governments.

Land use issues have been at the core of Adam Smith’s practice for more than 13 years.

Kainui Smith strives to provide comprehensive and client-centric legal services to real estate and construction companies from the inception of a project, and if necessary, through litigation.

Alee Soleimanpour helps clients navigate complicated business and tax issues on the federal, state, and local level.

Paige Spratt combines real world construction experience with legal know-how to help contractors find practical solutions to complex problems. 

Nathan Sramek helps his clients navigate the uncertainty of litigation from start to finish. He has represented clients ranging from individuals and local firms to government bodies and national businesses at trial and on appeal in state and federal court.

Jon Stamm has a diverse background of experience representing commercial clients in litigation and arbitration and individuals and entities in matters related to fraud and government investigations.

Alex Starkovich is a registered patent attorney with eight years of prior engineering experience.

Mark Stayer represents timber investment management organizations and commercial real estate companies in large, complex acquisitions, dispositions, conservation sales and easements, and loan transactions secured by timberlands.  

David Stearns advises clients on complex environmental and natural resource issues, helping resolve disputes involving contaminated property, regulatory enforcement actions, and water rights.

Garrett Stephenson helps clients navigate all facets of land use law, and has obtained entitlements and permit approvals for a wide variety of development projects in both urban and rural settings.

Joe Straus started practicing construction law in 1982, when he did not know the difference between a BOMAG roller and a boring log. 

A computer engineer by training, Ryan Strauss understands the sophisticated intellectual property he protects for his clients.

Stephen Sullivan brings extensive intellectual property law experience and deep technological knowledge to aid clients in building patent portfolios that support their overall business goals.