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

Michael Best Attorneys Earn Recognition in The Best Lawyers in America 2027 List
Michael Best is proud to announce that 150 attorneys have been selected to The Best Lawyers in America 2027 list, with representation across 52 different practice areas across the nation. In addition, the firm is also excited to share that six attorneys have been named to the 2027 edition of the “Lawyer of the Year” list, which is a prestigious designation of a single lawyer in each specific practice area and location. 33 attorneys have also been named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2027 list.Read
Aug 20, 2026

Wisconsin Court of Appeals Affirms Denial of Liquor License Transfer for Expansion of Existing Premises
A recent decision from the Wisconsin Court of Appeals underscores an important compliance risk for hospitality businesses and other liquor license holders across the state: amending your license is not a mere formality, even when you have a long and unblemished operating history. In State ex rel. Conch Co. Inc. v. Village of Egg Harbor, No. 2024AP641 (Wis. Ct. App. June 9, 2026), the court upheld a village board’s denial of a liquor license transfer request that sought to expand the footprint of an existing licensed premises. The decision confirms that local licensing authorities retain meaningful discretion when evaluating such applications, including where the applicant has operated without incident for decades.Read
Jun 16, 2026

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
