Jason Skala is a personal injury lawyer in Anchorage, Alaska. He is the Principal Partner at the Jason Skala Law Firm. Mr. Skala has more than 20 years of experience in personal injury law including: auto accidents, commercial vehicle crashes, pedestrian accidents, slip and fall accidents, oil field injuries and oil rig accidents, Alaska Airline injuries, and wrongful death. Mr. Skala received a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University in 1993 and then went on to graduate from Loyola Marymount University where he received his J.D. degree in 1999. He was admitted to the California Bar in 1999 and to the Alaska Bar in 2001. As a result of the 2020 Pandemic, he has now expanded his practice to focus on Covid-19 insurance claims where he is providing counsel to businesses impacted by Coronavirus-related closures and losses.

Mr. Sklar a trial lawyer, specializing in personal injury, law enforcement misconduct and civil rights cases. I have been in practice in Michigan for 29 years

I am a trial lawyer, specializing in personal injury, law enforcement misconduct and civil rights cases. I have been in practice in Michigan for 29 years. I have successfully tried cases in both state and federal courts, including two consecutive jury trials in federal court that awarded punitive damages for my clients. I have been featured in Lawyers Weekly for receiving a seven figure judgment against a state court judge for violating the constitutional rights of a former court employee. I am quoted in various newspapers concerning employment and government misconduct matters and attribute this success to thorough preparation, an open mind and a willingness to take on challenging cases.

For over 23 years I have represented clients in Long Island, Queens and Brooklyn with dogged determination towards their goals. The Attorney-Client relationship is just that - a relationship. From beginning to end, I give my honest assessment of the facts of a client's matter and what we believe is the most practical approach to their litigation or legal dispute.