$853,561.65

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for death of man caused by drunk driver

$788,098.36

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for woman contracting staph infection after negligent pedicure

$501,362.14

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for knee surgery and complications from auto collision

$483,031.85

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for neck injury and aggravation caused by two collisions

$457,096.57

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for man with brain injury from car rental company causing collision

$396,834.25

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for man with herniated disc after struck by government truck

$395,000.00

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in death of man caused by hit and run driver

$364,419.16

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for arm fracture and wounds caused by dog attack

$332,700.00

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for aggravation of low back symptoms in auto collision

$310,964.00

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for ankle and shoulder injury by fall on hotel stairs

$250,000.00

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for low back injury and denial of auto insurance claim

$231,260.70

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for fractured ribs and knee injury in auto collision

$229,701.36

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for brain injury and scarring from auto collision

$226,074.26

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for neck and back injuries caused by auto collision

$225,709.01

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for knee injury caused by auto collision with neighbor

$224,089.87

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for shoulder injury caused by negligent driver

$222,500.00

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for leg injuries caused in negligent driveway incident

$200,000.00

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for aggravation of neck symptoms in auto collision

$193,426.33

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for air bag injury to leg in auto collision

$180,259.33

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for back injury caused by negligent driver

$179,072.90

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for injury insurance claim denied by company

$177,829.34

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for neck and spine injury caused in auto collision

$170,000.00

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for loss of finger caused by paint gun exploding

$166,183.19

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for woman with back pain from rental company causing collision

$164,956.71

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for hand injury caused by negligent driver

$164,224.50

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for fistula injury suffered in auto collision

$164,438.36

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for disc injury and aggravation caused by two collisions

$156,240.36

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for thumb and shoulder injuries caused by drunk driver

$150,000.00

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for neck injury caused by prescription impaired driver

$146,300.00

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for shoulder and neck injuries in auto collision

$146,000.00

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for herniated disc in neck caused by negligent driver

$143,617.06

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for man suffering neck injury from side swipe by dump truck

$143,189.13

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for hip fracture caused by fall on stairs in ice museum

$137,507.99

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for neck injury caused by negligent driver

$130,000.00

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for elbow fracture caused by altercation with bouncers

$127,369.16

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for neck, back and knee injuries from auto collision

$126,666.00

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for aggravation to back caused by lawyer’s negligent driving

$125,000.00

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for wrist injury when plane crashed into container truck

$120,999.03

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for aggravation to lumbar disc caused by negligent driver

$120,924.54

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for back injury caused by intoxicated driver

$119,130.38

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for lumbar disc herniation caused by negligent driver

$118,916.87

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for whiplash and rotator cuff tear caused by auto collision

$118,351.10

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for extensive ankle fractures caused by auto collision

$115,636.00

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for aggravation to tumor caused by negligent driver

$113,043.83

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for rotator cuff and neck injury caused by auto collision

$112,804.57

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for metacarpal fractures caused by negligent driver

$112,500.00

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for leg crush injury when drunk driver collided at gas station

$112,500.00

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for torn meniscus in knee caused by negligent driver

$110,000.00

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for broken leg caused by negligent driver

$101,116.71

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for herniated disc in neck caused by negligent driver

$2,278,480.00

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for man suffering back injury from auto collision.

$1,188,330.63

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for man with fractured leg caused by drunk driver

$1,024,522.23

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for brain injury after bar negligently served alcohol

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About Us

We are an Alaska law firm representing people against insurance companies and corporations who have caused harm.

We extensively litigate spine injury cases.

We also handle a large number of serious fractures and traumatic injuries. Insurance companies like GEICO, Allstate, State Farm, and Progressive tend to listen when we explain damages because we litigate so many cases each year with these same companies. People often rely on our horsepower to make insurance companies and large corporations do what is right. We have lawyers. We have resources. We have specialized knowledge to help injured people get what is fair.

Jeff Barber

Adam Winner

Derek Koehler

Derek Koehler: Associate

Derek Koehler joined Barber and Associates, LLC in the spring of 2019. Derek was born and raised in Anchorage and graduated from West High in 2002. He graduated from Widener University School of Law in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. There, Derek focused on litigation and trial work, including completing the school’s Intensive Trial Advocacy Program and interning with the Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office. After being admitted to the Alaska Bar in 2013, Derek worked as a public defender in Palmer, where he tried 40 cases to jury verdicts.

Before law school, Derek graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas with a bachelor’s degree in history. Derek is also is a founding member of the UNLV Men’s Ice Hockey program. When he’s not at work Derek enjoys hockey, golf, target shooting, and spending time with his wife and twin boys.

Adam Winner

Adam Winner: Partner

Adam Winner is a lifelong Alaskan who joined Barber and Associates, LLC in the spring of 2014, and was made partner in 2020. He earned his law degree at Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts. In law school, Adam was a sharp study and was selected as a Teacher’s Assistant for torts. Immediately after law school, Adam had the honor of serving as a law clerk for Anchorage Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton.

Adam also graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, earning Bachelor’s Degrees in both Political Science and Spanish. After college, he returned to Anchorage and helped manage local and statewide elections. Adam’s study of political science in college, and work in politics after college, sparked his interest in the law and his desire to use it to help people. Outside of work, he enjoys an active Alaskan lifestyle that includes running, biking, skiing, hiking, tennis, cooking, hockey, and fly-fishing.

Jeff Barber

“Other lawyers refer their friends and family to us because we know how to deal with the insurance companies.”

Wasilla High School
Connecticut College
Lewis & Clark Law School
Nominated by Super Lawyers
Past President Alaska Association for Justice
Member American Association for Justice
Admitted to Ninth Circuit, Federal and Alaska Bar
Experience handling multi-million dollar injury cases
Key note speaker on bad faith insurance litigation
Represented plaintiffs in hundreds of spine injury cases

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