Noah views the practice of law as an outlet for his natural curiosity about the most prominent issues facing Alaska at all levels of government – federal, tribal, state, or municipal. His practice focuses on Natural Resources Law, Fisheries Law, Indian and Alaska Native Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Litigation. He employs thorough research and quick thinking to serve his clients well.

Prior to joining Landye Bennett Blumstein, Noah served as an Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Law Civil Division, both as a Civil Division Fellow and in the Natural Resources Section. He also served as a law clerk for Justice Jennifer Stuart Henderson on the Alaska Supreme Court. Before he was an attorney, Noah worked for Alaska State Representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins in Sitka and Juneau.

"My first step is always to listen. With that deeper understanding, I analyze and solve client problems with rigor and efficiency."

Noah loves getting outside with his partner, Shoshi, and their dog, Morgan, whether they are hiking, biking, or just strolling through Campbell Tract. He is an adult learner of the violin and an avid listener of classical music, bluegrass, and Radiohead. He also loves to read, cook, and play or watch basketball.

Practices

  • Administrative Law
  • Alaska Native Law, Corporate an Tribal
  • Civil Litigation
  • Fisheries Law
  • Government Relations and Advocacy
  • Municipal Law

Admitted to Practice

  • Alaska

Education

  • Harvard Law School J.D. cum laude
  • Northwestern University B.A. cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa

Memberships & Recognition

  • Alaska Bar Association
  • Leadership Anchorage Graduate, Cohort 26, 2022-2023, Alaska Humanities Forum
  • 2012 Lincoln Douglas Debate High School National Champion

Publications

State Courts Decide States Torts: Judicial Federalism & The Costs of Climate Change: A Comment on City of Oakland v. BP PLC (9th Cir. 2020), 45 Harv. Env’t L. Rev. 196 (2021). Link