Rex Lamont Butler & Associates, Inc., P.C

Criminal Law

We handle a broad range of criminal cases, from minor infractions to high-profile murder indictments. We have taken our clients causes in high-level legal issues from the pre-trial negotiations stage to arguments in front of the Alaska State Supreme Court. As our client, you deserve an effective defense against any and all charges. Our clients who face drunk driving, robbery, arson, sex offenses, conspiracy, and embezzlement will benefit from our experience and knowledge. We have won acquittals for clients in all offenses, ranging from murder in the first degree to minor infractions.

At Rex Lamont Butler & Associates, Inc., P.C., we are aggressive litigators defending the rights of our clients. We will seek out all options to resolve a case, from negotiations to mediation to trial. When a settlement is desirable, we will work to get you the best result possible. In the past, we have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of our clients. However if we are unable to reach an appropriate settlement, we will aggressively try your cause in court. We also handle appellate matters involving a variety of cases.

Whether your case involves damage to your property or injury to yourself, we will vigorously represent you. We have litigated cases on behalf of victims of drunk driving, automobile wrecks, aircraft crashes, and boat accidents. When you have been injured due to the negligent or intentional acts of another, you are entitled to compensation for all of your injuries-not just the physical ones but the financial and emotional ones as well. You have rights. We will advocate for those rights.
Rex Lamont Butler & Associates, Inc., P.C. boasts a staff of skilled constitutional law attorneys. They have a thorough understanding of key court decisions and grand jury proceedings coupled with the ability to apply them effectively. That not only includes freedom of speech, press, and religion, but also search and seizure, police interrogation and arrests, and prisoner’s rights.