Anthony Nicholas Banker

Anthony Nicholas Banker is a highly skilled trial lawyer located in Anchorage, Alaska, dedicated to advocating for those who have suffered harm or exploitation. Over his fourteen years of legal experience, Anthony has adeptly managed cases involving negligent conduct, maritime injuries, wrongful death, product liability, insurance bad faith, professional liability, lender liability, and fraud. He is a committed member of the Leadership Circle for the Alaska Association for Justice as well as Alaska Public Broadcasting.

Anthony earned his law degree with honors from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. During his time there, he was awarded a Dean’s Honor’s Scholarship and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Gonzaga Law Review. Admitted to practice law in Alabama, Alaska, and Tennessee, Anthony has also contributed to the academic community as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Alaska, Anchorage, where he taught civil litigation.

Beginning his legal career in maritime law in 2001, Anthony worked with a firm representing international ship owners, operators, charterers, and P&I Clubs. This experience provided him with valuable insights into how shipowner’s insurance companies operate, which he now uses to defend injured crew members and their families.

In 2006, Anthony founded the State of Alaska’s Office of Elder Fraud. During his tenure, he investigated over 500 fraud disputes, recovering more than 4.5 million dollars in assets for financially exploited elder Alaskans.

Anthony takes great pride in representing working men and women. Coming from a background of "working loved ones," he understands the challenges faced by injured workers and is committed to helping them secure the compensation they deserve.