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Law Office Manager Salary in Alaska

$69,035 median posted salary / year
$69,035 – $69,035 middle half of postings (25th–75th)
$69,035 – $69,035 full observed span
1 open right now

As of 2026-11-07, the median posted salary for Law Office Manager positions in Alaska is $69,035 per year, based on 3 public-sector job postings from 1 Alaska employer tracked by Alaska Jobs.

On the state salary schedule

Postings for this role cite state pay Range 16. On the current GG schedule (basic pay, before geographic differential):

RangeStep A (new hire)Step F (~5 yrs)
Range 16$62,049/yr $74,100/yr

Duty stations outside Anchorage add a geographic differential of up to 60% on top of these figures. Full tables: Alaska state salary schedule.

Who hires this role

Law

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What does a Law Office Manager make in Alaska?

The median posted salary for Law Office Manager in Alaska is $69,035 per year, based on 3 public-sector job postings from 1 Alaska employer tracked by Alaska Jobs. The middle half of postings pay between $69,035 and $69,035 per year.

What is the salary range for Law Office Manager jobs in Alaska?

Across current and recent Alaska listings, posted pay for Law Office Manager runs from $69,035 at the low end to $69,035 at the high end. The 10th–90th percentile band is $69,035 to $69,035.

Who hires Law Office Managers in Alaska?

Alaska employers with recent Law Office Manager postings include Law.

What State of Alaska salary range is a Law Office Manager?

State of Alaska postings for Law Office Manager use salary range 16. Exact pay is set by range and step on the state salary schedule, plus a geographic differential of up to 60 percent depending on duty station.

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Figures are posted salaries — the ranges employers advertise — annualized for comparison (how we compute this). Actual offers depend on step placement, bargaining unit, and duty station.