Alex is a mediator and arbitrator with Global Resolutions. Prior to joining Global Rsolutions Alex practiced at a leading litigation firm.

Alex has been involved in mediations delaing with personal injury, Accdient benefits and municipal liaibiltiy. In personal injury law, Alex has been involved in cases dealing with serious brain injuries, paraplegia, tetraplegia, chronic pain, fatalities, psychiatric and orthopaedic injuries, together with catastrophic impairments.
In Municipal Liability, he has worked on case involving Minimum Maintenance Standards under the Municipal Act for snow removal. He has represented clients at FSCO Mediations.

Alex has appeared before all courts. Alex intervened on behalf of OTLA in the Sovereign General and Abyan case involving the constitutional validity of chronic pain being subject to the MIG, and Tomec v Economical before the Court of Appeal for Ontario that established SABS limitation periods were in fact based on discoverability of a cause of action.

Alex lectures extensively, and has written and published numerous articles for the Law Times, Lawyers Weekly/Daily and The Litigator Magazine. He was a regular participant in the FSCO and ADR DRS Counsel Forums, and between 2014 to 2020 was a member of Ontario Trial Lawyers Association’s (OTLA) Board of Directors. In 2015 he was involved with training the new License Appeal Tribunal (LAT) Adjudicators in SABS Law. Alex is a proud member of OTLA, the Canadian Bar Association, The Advocates Society, The Medico-Legal Society of Toronto, The Canadian Society of Medical Evaluators and The American Association For Justice. Alex is designated by the Law Society of Ontario as a Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation.

Alex obtained a Specialized Honours B.A. from York University and his Law Degree from the University of Windsor while also attending at the University of Detroit Mercy Law School. He also Clerked for the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal for the Northwest Territories.