Alexander J. Egbert

Alex Egbert is a litigation associate focusing his practice primarily on commercial litigation, including automotive dealerships, appeals, energy, and labor and employment matters. He also has experience in insurance defense, accident liability, and management disputes, including defending insurers in coverage disputes and against bad faith claims. He worked with the Florence project in juvenile and immigration court to get special immigration juvenile status (SIJS) for a minor. Mr. Egbert earned his B.A. in International Relations from Brigham Young University, cum laude and his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. He was awarded “Top 50 Pro Bono Attorney” by the Arizona Foundation of Legal Services & Education in 2018. Mr. Egbert filed an amicus brief in April 2018 in the 7th Circuit on behalf of several tax law professors in a religious liberty dispute regarding the parsonage exemption.

Admitted to Practice

• Arizona (2017)

Court Admission

• Arizona Supreme Court (2018)
• U.S. District Court, District of Arizona (2018)
• U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit (2018)

Blogs

• “Arizona Supreme Court Limits When Juries Are Allowed to Infer Causation in Medical Malpractice Claims,” Jennings Strouss Blog (September 27, 2021)
• “Business as Usual Under Governor Ducey’s Curfew Declaration,” Jennings Strouss Blog (June 1, 2020)

Articles

• Co-Author, “Assessing ‘Concreteness’ Under Spokeo In Northern Illinois,” Law 360 (August 2018)

American Bar Association

• Member, Litigation Section

Pro Bono

• Represent(ed) several young people arriving in the country as unaccompanied minors to get legal status.
• Wrote an amicus brief in the 7th Circuit on behalf of a group of tax law professors on the constitutionality of the parsonage exemption.

• Listed, “Top 50 Pro Bono Attorney” by the Arizona Foundation of Legal Service & Education (2018)