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• Alex is a native of Tucson, Arizona, and has lived in Phoenix since 2001. In law school he worked for the Arizona Attorney General's Office representing the Arizona Real Estate Department, Insurance Department and Banking Department. He also interned with the United States Attorney's Office – Criminal Division and clerked for Judge LeVay and Judge Richardson at the Executive Office of Immigration Review. His first job after graduating from law school in 2004 was with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office where he prosecuted numerous misdemeanor and felony cases. Alex then went on to practice with private firms practicing in insurance defense, commercial litigation and criminal defense.

• Arizona, 2004

• Hispanic Bar Association, Los Abogados (Member)

• Arizona State University, College of Law, Tempe, Arizona, 2004J.D. University of Arizona, 1998B.A. University of Arizona, 1998B.S.

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