Mark W. Regan – Juneau, AK

Disability Rights and Administrative Law

Advocating for Alaskans with Disabilities

Mark W. Regan serves as the Legal Director for the Disability Law Center of Alaska. With over 41 years of legal experience, he is a prominent figure in the fight for the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. Based in the Mendenhall Valley area of Juneau, Mr. Regan leads legal efforts to ensure that Alaskans have equal access to healthcare, housing, and community-based services. His work often involves high-level administrative advocacy and litigation against state agencies to enforce the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other protective laws.

Strategic Legal Leadership

Throughout his career, Mark Regan has been instrumental in shaping policies that affect vulnerable populations. He has a deep background in administrative law and healthcare law, often representing clients who have been denied essential services or who are at risk of unnecessary institutionalization. His practice is not just about individual cases but about systemic change. If you are looking to find an attorney who understands the intricacies of the Medicaid system, mental health commitments, and disability rights in Alaska, Mr. Regan offers unparalleled expertise.

• Disability Rights: Protection against discrimination in housing, employment, and public services.
• Healthcare Law: Advocating for access to necessary medical and behavioral health services.
• Administrative Appeals: Representing clients in hearings regarding government benefit denials.

Committed to Justice

Mr. Regan’s office is located on Teal Street, convenient for clients in the Juneau area. As part of Alaska’s Protection and Advocacy System, he works tirelessly to empower individuals and hold institutions accountable. His decades of service highlight a steadfast commitment to justice and the well-being of the Alaskan community. Whether addressing complex litigation or providing guidance on legal rights, Mark Regan is a dedicated advocate for those who need a strong voice in the legal system.