Alexandra is a skilled and detail-oriented paralegal with a decade of experience in various positions within the legal field. She earned a Certificate in Paralegal Studies through California State University East Bay while working full time as a Legal Assistant. She is versed in providing support through all phases of litigation, from pre-litigation investigations, which she particularly enjoys, to discovery, trial preparation and trial. Alexandra has extensive experience as a trial paralegal and her skill set includes handling all aspects of trial graphics from content creation to in-court presentation. She thrives on the frenetic pace of trial and provides invaluable support to LLF’s trial teams.
National beverage distributor in catastrophic injury case arising out of collision with cyclist during delivery in San Francisco commercial district where LLF attorneys worked closely with corporate client in defense of both driver negligence claim and Reptile attacks on company vehicle operation and delivery policies and practices
National motor carrier in highway rollover collision with permanent neck and back injuries.
National motor carrier in wrongful death case involving young bicyclist in San Francisco
National beverage company in 50+ consolidated lawsuits and related NTSB investigation arising out of train vs. truck collision and derailment at overcrossing
Personal injury action against commercial driver and truck owner involving multiple violations of state and federal trucking statutes and regulations relating to hiring and maintenance practices
Owner operator in collision with another motor carrier in brake failure accident on the Grapevine with claims of DOT violation
Shuttle bus door manufacturer in wrongful death action involving UCSF physician ejected from bus during collision with auto transport vehicle
Personal injury action against commercial driver and truck owner involving multiple violations of state and federal statutes and regulations relating to hiring and maintenance practices
Uber and Lyft drivers in personal injury litigation involving high publicity claims of employment vs. independent contractor status