Wasilla, AK

Phillip Weidner

Phillip Weidner is a partner at Weidner Rosano, A Professional Partnership, with over 40 years of experience focusing on trial and appellate work, criminal defense, and plaintiff's catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. He holds two Bachelor of Science degrees from MIT (Industrial Management and Electrical Engineering) and a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School. He is admitted to practice in Alaska and California, and before various federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. He has a notable record of successful verdicts and settlements, including high-profile criminal defense acquittals and multi-million dollar civil recoveries.

James Crowson

Alaska personal injury attorney James Crowson is the founder of Crowson Law Group. James grew up in a small town in North Carolina, where he learned to value hard work and commitment. He attended North Carolina State University, where he received degrees in Biochemistry and Zoology. James originally planned to attend medical school, but discovered, toward the end of his college career, that he had an aptitude and a love for the law. So, James attended law school at the University of Georgia, where he received his Juris Doctor in law. Following graduation, James began his legal career defending insurance companies and health care providers against negligence claims. However, he discovered that he had a passion for helping individuals secure the compensation and benefits they need to support themselves and their families in the wake of a devastating injury or loss, rather than representing doctors or insurance companies. Determined to use what he had learned working for some of the best insurance defense lawyers in the country, James now leverages his past defense experience to benefit accident victims. In 2010 James fulfilled a long-time goal by coming to Alaska and making it his home. In his free time, James enjoys spending time with family and taking part in outdoor activities. A runner-up to his passion for law, is coaching football. James coached at Dimond High School from 2011-2014 and currently coaches at East High School.

Alaska personal injury attorney James Crowson is the founder of Crowson Law Group. James grew up in a small town in North Carolina, where he learned to value hard work and commitment. He attended North Carolina State University, where he received degrees in Biochemistry and Zoology. James originally planned to attend medical school, but discovered, toward the end of his college career, that he had an aptitude and a love for the law. So, James attended law school at the University of Georgia, where he received his Juris Doctor in law. Following graduation, James began his legal career defending insurance companies and health care providers against negligence claims. However, he discovered that he had a passion for helping individuals secure the compensation and benefits they need to support themselves and their families in the wake of a devastating injury or loss, rather than representing doctors or insurance companies. Determined to use what he had learned working for some of the best insurance defense lawyers in the country, James now leverages his past defense experience to benefit accident victims. In 2010 James fulfilled a long-time goal by coming to Alaska and making it his home. In his free time, James enjoys spending time with family and taking part in outdoor activities. A runner-up to his passion for law, is coaching football. James coached at Dimond High School from 2011-2014 and currently coaches at East High School.

Nicole Daussin

Hi, I’m Carolyn Nicole Daussin (aka “Nicole”), founder of The Law Office of Nicole Daussin, Inc. Thank you for considering our firm! We’re happy you’re here. I have dedicated my practice to helping people navigate family law, personal injury claims, criminal defense, personal injury claims, and estate planning. Whether you’re facing a legal challenge or planning for the future, I’m here to provide clear guidance and strong advocacy. Where I come from: I grew up in Apex, North Carolina as a very shy kid - believe it or not. Life has a way of leading us where we’re meant to be, and the shy kid I once was never imagined I’d be fighting for my clients in the courtroom. I found my passion for the law, and built my practice around helping others through some of the toughest times in their lives. I left home at seventeen to attend Wellesley College, where I studied English. The coursework thrilled me; the culture didn’t. The polished competitiveness of New England liberal arts life wore thin fast, and I graduated early. I ended up in Raton, New Mexico, cleaning hotel rooms and discovering a love of the mountains. That set the tone for the next few years-traveling, working odd jobs, and learning what kind of life I wanted. A teaching job in Quinhon, Vietnam pushed me to shift directions again. I started studying for the LSAT, which I took in Kuala Lumpur, and eventually returned to North Carolina for law school in Chapel Hill. The adventurous side had one more push - I wanted to start my practice of law in the most interesting place I could find. Palmer, Alaska. Since arriving in 2019, I worked as a Superior Court law clerk in Palmer Alaska, a prosecutor with the Anchorage District Attorney’s office, and then as an associate attorney with a local small firm. I now have a four-year-son that I have been co-parenting since he was one year old. As a single parent myself, I can honestly tell my clients “I get it” - I know what it’s like to parent a child growing up in two different households and navigate the challenges that come with it. I also understand the reality of small-town living - the familiarity of a small community is both a blessing and a curse when your reality suddenly changes to become unfamiliar. As a practitioner focusing on family law, there a couple things I find particularly rewarding. First, I absolutely love helping parents reunite with their children. All too often, in co-parenting situations, one parent appoints themselves the judge, jury, and executioner on when and how the other can see their own child. This is a decision that only a real judge should make, and only in the absolute rarest and most extreme of circumstances should all parenting time be suspended. Second, I love empowering newly-single people to take back their lives and identity after separating from a bad relationship. Life is beautiful and brief, so enjoy it free from your toxic ex! If you’re looking for an attorney who truly listens and fights for your best interests, I’d love to help. Feel free to reach out-I’m always happy to talk.

Jeff Barber

Other lawyers refer their friends and family to us because we know how to deal with the insurance companies. Experience handling multi-million dollar injury cases. Key note speaker on bad faith insurance litigation. Represented plaintiffs in hundreds of spine injury cases.

Gregory Parvin

Greg Parvin is a trial lawyer who has devoted his professional life to representing Alaskans in courts throughout the State. Since being admitted to the Alaska Bar in 1998, he has litigated countless cases in most State Courts and the Alaska Federal Court. His trial practice focuses on negligence, wrongful death, fraud and misrepresentation and criminal defense. In 2014, Greg was co-counsel in RDS v. Trimble Navigation. His client was awarded $51,300,000, one of the largest compensatory verdicts in Alaska History and the 40th largest verdict in the United States for 2014. In 2020, he was awarded the Champion of Justice Award from the Alaska Criminal Trial Lawyers Association.

Claire Crowson

Anchorage personal injury attorney Claire Crowson is deeply committed to using her legal education and experience to help level the playing field between insurance companies and injured Alaskans. Claire is a Swiss American citizen who is fluent in French, German, Italian and English. She graduated from St. Lawrence University and leveraged her language skills for the US Army prior to going back to school to get a master’s degree in business. Although Claire was happy using her languages and business experience for large, multinational companies, her desire to help ensure that everyone receives fair and equal treatment led her to pursue a law degree and to focus on serving injured Alaskans. Claire has been part of Crowson Law Group for over 20 years and has helped with all facets of the business. In her free time, Claire enjoys spending time with her family, running on the Anchorage trails, and playing with her English Bulldog, Jack.