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About Adam Winner
Adam Winner is a lifelong Alaskan who joined Barber and Associates in 2014 and became partner in 2020. His background includes a law degree from Northeastern University School of Law, service as a law clerk for Anchorage Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton, and deep personal ties to Alaska.
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Paul Grosz was standing on homemade scaffolding, helping his friend Gregory Kisling hang a crucifix above a staircase in Kisling's home, when the wire holding the crucifix broke. He fell and suffered broken ribs, a spinal fracture and a traumatic brain injury. A jury put his noneconomic damages at $1,200,000, twice what he asked for, but found him 75 percent at fault. The fight that followed was over arithmetic: apply Alaska's $400,000 cap first, or the fault split first. In March 2025 the Alaska Supreme Court held fault comes first, which left a $300,000 judgment.
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