Alaska § 18.60.059 - Legal counsel.

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§ 18.60.059. Legal counsel.

 (a) The attorney general is legal counsel for the OSHA Review Board. The attorney general shall advise the board on legal matters arising in the discharge of its duties and represent the board in actions to which it is a party. If, in the opinion of the board, the public interest is not adequately represented by counsel in a proceeding, the attorney general, upon request of the board, shall represent the public interest.

 (b) Subject to the approval of the attorney general, the board may employ temporary legal counsel from time to time in matters in which the board is involved.

Source: official Alaska text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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