Introduction
A mother-daughter legal team with 45 or more years of combined experience built Power & Power Law into a firm that has recovered over $36 million in verdicts and settlements for injured Alaskans. Whitney Power Wilson and Michele Power founded and lead the firm, which operates exclusively in personal injury law from its Anchorage office at 10950 O’Malley Centre Drive, Suite C.
That single-practice focus is a deliberate choice. Personal injury cases require particular depth in medical evidence, accident reconstruction, insurance negotiation, and trial strategy. A firm that handles only injury cases develops those skills in a way that general practices cannot match, and the $36 million figure in results reflects what that specialization produces over time.
Power & Power Law holds AVVO ratings of 10.0, the highest rating that platform awards, and both founding attorneys are members of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. The firm advances all litigation costs including filing fees, expert witness costs, and deposition fees, and collects fees only if a recovery is made for the client.
Practice Areas
Power & Power Law handles the full spectrum of personal injury cases that arise in Alaska. The following are the types of matters the firm takes on.
Wrongful Death
Families who have lost a loved one due to another party’s negligence or wrongful conduct can bring wrongful death claims. The firm handles these cases with the full force of its trial and settlement experience.
Sexual Assault and Abuse
Survivors of sexual assault and abuse can pursue civil claims separate from any criminal proceedings. Civil litigation allows survivors to hold responsible parties accountable in a different forum than criminal court.
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice claims arise when healthcare providers deviate from the applicable standard of care and cause patient harm. These cases typically require expert medical testimony, and the firm’s experience with expert witnesses in litigation is directly applicable.
Aviation and Transportation Accidents
Airplane crashes, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, bus accidents, car crashes, and pedestrian and cyclist injuries all fall within the firm’s practice. Alaska’s geography and reliance on small aircraft make aviation accident claims a particularly relevant area of expertise in this market.
Catastrophic and Serious Injuries
Catastrophic injuries, brain and spinal injuries, burn injuries, wrongful amputation, and child injuries represent the most severe end of the injury spectrum. These cases often involve long-term medical costs, permanent disability, and the need to project future economic losses over a lifetime.
Premises Liability
Slip and fall accidents, playground accidents, and premises liability claims cover injuries that occur on property due to unsafe conditions that the property owner failed to address.
Maritime and Specialty Claims
Tourist injuries, maritime injuries, and cruise ship accident claims are handled by the firm. Alaska’s position as a major cruise ship destination and the significance of maritime industries in the state make these practice areas particularly relevant.
Other Covered Areas
The firm also handles DUI-caused injuries, distracted driving injuries, construction injuries, physical assaults, and defective products claims.
Attorney Profiles
Michele Power co-founded Power & Power Law and brings decades of personal injury litigation experience to the firm. Her background forms part of the 45-plus combined years of experience the two founding attorneys carry.
Whitney Power Wilson co-founded the firm alongside her mother and is a fellow member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Together, the two attorneys have built a firm that carries both the AVVO 10.0 rating and a results record exceeding $36 million in client recoveries.
Location & Service Area
Power & Power Law operates from 10950 O’Malley Centre Drive, Suite C, Anchorage, Alaska 99515. The firm can be reached at (907) 222-9990 or toll-free at (833) 669-9990.
Website: akpowerlaw.com/
The firm provides remote client services statewide, meaning Alaskans outside Anchorage can work with the firm without traveling to the office. Office visits are by appointment only, Monday through Friday. Free case consultations are available.
Client Focus
Power & Power Law represents injured people and the families of people killed by the negligence or wrongful conduct of others. It does not represent insurance companies or defendants.
The firm’s contingency fee structure means clients pay nothing unless the firm recovers money for them. The firm also advances all litigation costs, including expert witness fees, filing fees, and deposition costs. For injured clients who may already be facing financial pressure from medical bills and lost income, this arrangement eliminates the upfront cost barrier to pursuing a claim.
Alaska-specific context informs the firm’s work. Motorcycle riders in Alaska are eight times more likely to be injured and 37 times more likely to be killed than vehicle occupants in the same crashes, a statistic that reflects the severity of motorcycle accident claims the firm handles. Additionally, injury victims who retain an attorney receive insurance payouts averaging 350% higher than unrepresented claimants in similar situations, based on available data. These figures explain why legal representation matters from the earliest stage of a claim.
The firm’s remote service capability reflects Alaska’s geography. Clients hundreds of miles from Anchorage can access the same representation as those in the city.
FAQ
What types of cases does Power & Power Law handle?
The firm handles all types of personal injury cases, including wrongful death, medical malpractice, sexual assault and abuse, airplane crashes, catastrophic injuries, brain and spinal injuries, car crashes, trucking and motorcycle accidents, tourist injuries, maritime injuries, premises liability, slip and fall, DUI-caused injuries, defective products, and more. The firm’s practice is 100% personal injury; it does not handle other types of legal matters.
What does it cost to hire Power & Power Law?
The firm works on a contingency fee basis. If no recovery is made, no attorney fee is charged. The firm also advances all litigation costs, including filing fees, expert witness fees, and deposition costs, so clients do not need to fund the case out of pocket while it proceeds.
How does the firm handle clients outside of Anchorage?
The firm provides remote client services statewide. Alaskans in any part of the state can work with the firm without coming to the Anchorage office. Office visits are available by appointment, Monday through Friday.
What are the firm’s credentials?
Both founding attorneys hold AVVO ratings of 10.0, the highest available. Both are members of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. The firm has recovered more than $36 million in verdicts and settlements for clients.
How can I start a case evaluation?
The firm offers free case consultations. Contact the firm by phone at (907) 222-9990 or toll-free at (833) 669-9990, or through its website at akpowerlaw.com/.
Closing
Power & Power Law’s $36 million in client recoveries, 10.0 AVVO ratings, Million Dollar Advocates Forum memberships, and 45-plus combined years of experience represent the track record side of the firm’s story. The practical side is the structure: 100% personal injury focus, contingency fees with no upfront cost, litigation cost advancement, and remote service statewide so that geography does not determine whether an injured Alaskan can access quality representation. Whitney Power Wilson and Michele Power built a firm designed to remove every barrier between an injured client and a full legal fight for their recovery.