About Cabot C.
Cabot C — Christianson is a lifelong Alaskan, born in Sitka, Alaska. His legal career spans over four decades, with a primary focus on bankruptcy and business law in Anchorage. As a solo practitioner, he manages all facets of commercial law, emphasizing bankruptcy, debt restructuring, and workouts. His clients includes creditors, Chapter 11 business debtors, and Chapter 7 trustees. Additionally, he provides mediation and arbitration services, further showcasing his expertise in resolving complex legal disputes. In 1975, Christianson earned his Bachelor of Arts with High Honors from Swarthmore College.
He continued his education at Stanford Law School, where he received his Juris Doctor in 1978. His academic achievements laid a strong foundation for his legal career. Shortly after graduating, he co-authored an influential article titled "When Worlds Collide: Alaska Native Corporations and the Bankruptcy Code," which was published in the Alaska Law Review in 1979. This work highlighted the intersection of Alaska Native corporations and federal bankruptcy law, contributing significantly to the understanding of these complex issues. Throughout his career, Christianson has been involved in several notable bankruptcy cases in Alaska. One significant case was In re Bonham, where he represented the Chapter 7 trustee in a Ponzi scheme matter.
His efforts led to substantive consolidation and a summary judgment that affirmed the existence of the scheme. This case underscored his ability to navigate intricate legal challenges and achieve favorable outcomes for his clients. His reputation in the bankruptcy field has been further solidified by his involvement in high-profile cases. In 2013, Christianson represented FTI Consulting Canada Inc. as the receiver in the Chapter 15 case of Tercon Investments Ltd. This case marked a milestone as it was the first Chapter 15 case ever filed in Alaska.
His work in this case demonstrated his proficiency in international bankruptcy law and his commitment to serving the evolving needs of his clients. His office is located at 911 W 8th Ave, Suite 201, Anchorage, AK 99501, where he continues to practice law with dedication and integrity. Christianson's contributions to the field of bankruptcy law in Alaska have not gone unnoticed — In 2020, the Alaska Capitol Times recognized him among the state's "Top 40 Under 40" legal professionals. This accolade reflects his impact on the legal community and his ongoing commitment to excellence. As a member of the Alaska State Bar since 1978, he remains actively engaged in legal matters that shape the landscape of bankruptcy law in the state.
