Credentials
- Saint Louis University, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English & Political Science, 2013, Dean’s List; Phi Kappa Theta; Rugby Football Club
- Marquette University Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.), Articles Editor, Marquette University Law Review, 2017, magna cum laude
- Wisconsin
- United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
- Best Lawyers®, “Ones to Watch” (Milwaukee Area)
- Commercial Litigation, 2026
- Product Liability Litigation – Defendants, 2026
While studying for his law degree, Alex received the CALI Award in Torts; Legal Writing, Research, and Analysis; Evidence; and the Foreign Affairs Constitution Seminar.
Engagement
- Member, American Bar Association
- Member, Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association
- Member, Wisconsin Bar Association
- Future leader & Co-Chair, Heavy Equipment Group, Product Liability Advisory Council
- Committee Member, Milwaukee Parks Foundation
- Volunteer, Eviction Defense Project Legal Action of Wisconsin, 2017
Insights

Wisconsin Court of Appeals Signals Broader Application of Non-Compete Statute
If your organization relies on post-employment restrictions contained in compensation plans, equity awards, or deal documents the Wisconsin Court of Appeals’ decision in Steffes v. Fond du Lac Regional Clinic deserves your attention.Read
Jun 8, 2026

DeGuire co‑authors forthcoming article “Toward a Framework for a Law of Electronic Intangibles Liability” in upcoming Marquette Law Review
Alexander DeGuire has co‑authored a forthcoming scholarly article titled Toward a Framework for a Law of Electronic Intangibles Liability, which will be published in the Marquette Law Review in 2026.Read
Feb 4, 2026

Illinois rolls out the (un)welcome mat for many new potential products liability defendants
Illinois’ new jurisdictional rules could have many companies singing “Sweet Home Chicago” (. . . or rather the Cook, Madison, and St. Clair County Courthouses). This week, Illinois amended its rules of civil procedure to allow its state courts to exercise jurisdiction over non-Illinois companies in many toxic tort cases so long as the company is registered to do business in the state.Read
Aug 22, 2025
