Ms. Alexander grew up in Florence, Alabama. After high school graduation, she attended Bennett College in Greensboro, NC where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in political science. While at Bennett College, Ms. Alexander served as President of the Political Science Club, Vice President of the Student Government Association, and Resident Assistant. She was also a member of Pi Gamma Mu and Bennet Scholars Honor Societies. Ms. Alexander attended the University of Alabama School of Law where she served as Vice President of Public Interest Law Society and Editor of the law school newspaper. Ms. Alexander graduated from Alabama School of Law – Class of 2000. Ms. Alexander has had specialized training in Domestic Violence matters and Dispute Resolution. She is registered as a mediator on the Alabama State Court Mediator Roster for the Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution.

Andrew Alexandroff is a trial lawyer with the Alexandroff Law Group and specializes in personal injury and employment cases throughout California and Nevada. Andrew’s passionate advocation for his client stems from his ability to empathize and connect with his client’s story. Andrew graduated from Indiana University, Bloomington, with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and received his J.D. from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. During his time working at a premier trial firm in Los Angeles, he specialized in cases involving catastrophic injuries and mass tort litigation. Andrew is a member of the State Bar of California and Nevada and is a member of the Consumer Attorney Association of Los Angeles. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, spending time with family, and donating his time to various Los Angeles based charities and providing pro bono services.

Ms. Kathy-Ann M Alexis is an attorney at The Alexis Firm, LLC., special judge, special prosecutor and mentor. Ms. Alexis was raised in New York City and earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. After Ms. Alexis graduated college, she interned at the New York City Attorney General’s office in the Harlem division. She then moved to Birmingham, Alabama where she attended and completed law school at Birmingham School of Law. In 2009, Kathy was admitted to the Alabama State Bar. She decided to return to law school in 2012 to earn her LLM in International Tax and Finance with a concentration in Risk Management and Compliance. Ms. Alexis’ areas of practice include primarily criminal defense law, but she also practices Family Law and she is a Guardian Ad Litem for the state of Alabama. As of late, Ms. Alexis has completed training in Capital Murder defense trials. She is currently serving as the senior defense attorney at Midfield Municipal Court, where she also serves as Special Judge when asked by the Presiding Judge. In 2015, Kathy published her first book, The Anti-Husband, which is a story about the lessons that a single mother learns about surviving divorce and overcoming poverty.

Victoria Alford has dedicated her career to protecting the rights of victims. Her aggressive approach and skill in navigating complex legal issues have given clients across the country the strength to stand up against the most powerful corporate giants in the United States and win. Victoria’s practice focuses on catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, business disputes, and maritime and offshore accidents.

Mr. Alioto represents clients throughout the United States, litigating in both state and federal courts. Justyn's practice involves civil and commercial litigation, including the areas of business/corporate law, contract law, and landlord/tenant law. After years of dedicating a portion of his practice to legal issues involving coin operated amusement machines, Mr. Alioto has emerged as one of the preeminent authorities on the subject. Justyn currently devotes his practice almost entirely to the representation of COAM licensees. In doing so, Mr. Alioto counsels both master and location licensees in both the civil and regulatory arenas, litigating at the trial and appellate levels. Justyn is one of the only attorneys in the State who routinely represents individuals and companies for claims involving the Georgia Lottery Corporation, COAM arbitration, and criminal offenses relating to COAM operations, including RICO offenses. Mr. Alioto has represented license holders throughout Georgia, and he understands the importance of helping license holders navigate the highly regulated COAM industry. Because of the constant attention Justyn gives to COAM cases, he is able to provide clients with valuable insight on the ever-changing laws related to the amusement machines industry, as well as the complicated procedural processes associated with those laws. Mr. Alioto's extensive experience affords his clients a significant advantage when tackling legal issues involving COAMs. Finally, Justyn also represents clients for various criminal matters, including an array of misdemeanor offenses such as DUI and other traffic violations. Mr. Alioto also represents clients accused of various felonies, including drug possession, aggravated assault/battery, burglary, and fraud.