Summary

Alex represents clients in government contract, commercial, antitrust, and product liability litigation, as well as mediations and arbitrations. He represents government contractors in bid protests and litigates complex government contract and commercial disputes in state and federal courts throughout the U.S, including the Eastern District of Virginia’s “Rocket Docket”—one of the country’s fastest trial dockets. Alex regularly counsels corporate clients on all aspects of antitrust law. He defends clients as national counsel in toxic tort litigation. Alex is also a member of the firm’s White Collar Criminal Defense group, assisting clients with internal investigations and advocating for clients involved in criminal prosecutions and investigations. 

Alex’s work in Antitrust Law, Commercial Litigation, and Product Liability Litigation—Defendants has been recognized; he is listed in Best Lawyers ® “Ones to Watch” and has been since 2020. Alex participated in Class 21 of the Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (“CALL”), an innovative program that promotes and encourages leadership and professionalism among practicing lawyers in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Alex is licensed to practice in the State of Ohio, the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the Commonwealth of Virginia. He is admitted to practice in the U.S  Court of Federal Claims and in multiple United States District Courts.

Awards

  • Member, Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (CALL) (Class 21)

  • Member, Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (CALL) (Class 21)

All Service Areas

Education

  • Campbell University School of Law (2010)
  • University of Virginia (2002)

Admissions

  • State - Ohio
  • State - Kentucky
  • State - Virginia
  • Federal - Ohio Southern District Court
  • Federal - Ohio Northern District Court
  • Federal - Kentucky Western District Court
  • Federal - Kentucky Eastern District Court
  • Federal - Virginia Eastern District Court
  • Federal - Virginia Eastern Bankruptcy Court

Speeches and Publications

Alex E. Wallin, John Finnis’s Natural Law Theory and a Critique of the Incommensurable Nature of Basic Goods, 35 Campbell L. Rev. 59 (2012).

Professional Affiliations

  • Federal Bar Association

    Member

  • Ohio State Bar Association

    Member

  • American Bar Association

    Member, Antitrust Section

  • Federal Bar Association

    Member