Workers’ Compensation Act
Holloway & Stires, PC provides strategic workers’ compensation defense counsel designed to protect our clients’ interests, manage exposure, and achieve efficient, favorable outcomes. We work closely with employers, insurers, and claims professionals to develop practical defense strategies, navigate complex claims, and resolve disputes effectively. With experienced advocacy and a results-driven approach, we bring clarity, efficiency, and value to every stage of the workers’ compensation process.
The firm has extensive experience in the defense of workers’ compensation claims that include the following statutory frameworks and specialty programs:
- Alaska Workers’ Compensation Act
- California Workers’ Compensation and Labor Code
- Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act
- Defense Base Act
- Non-Appropriated Funds Workers’ Compensation Program
- Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act
The firm has extensive experience in the defense of worker’s compensation claims that include the following:
- Hessel v. Providence Health System AWCAC Dec. No. 131 (2010)
- Barrington v. Alaska Communications Systems 171 P.3d 1151 (Alaska 2008)
- Cameron v. Tab Electric AWCAC Dec. No. 89 (2008)
- Moore v. Afognak Native Corp. AWCAC Dec. No. 87 (2008)
- Peratrovich v. Quality Asphalt Paving AWCAC Dec. No. 67 (2008)
- Rodriguez v. Hope Community Resources AWCAC Dec. No. 86 (2008)
- Berean v. Coleman Brothers Timber AWCAC Dec. No. (2007)
- Walsh v. Mauer, DDS AWCAC Dec. No. 44 (2007)
- Bailey v. Texas Instruments 111 P.3d 321 (Alaska 2005)
