Alexander Madrid

Alexander Madrid is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Law. He specializes in litigation and regulatory representation for financial institutions, focusing on securities disputes, class actions, and government investigations related to LIBOR manipulation, foreign exchange trading, and insider trading. His practice also includes commercial litigation, energy law (e.g., Natural Gas Act cases), and partnership disputes. Madrid maintains a pro bono practice in immigration law, assisting asylum seekers and advocating for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.

• Education: JD, Yale Law School; BA/BS, University of Pittsburgh.
• Professional Background: Previously at a prominent New York law firm, then McGuireWoods. Served as in-house and outside counsel for a major broker-dealer.

Madrid is recognized for his pro bono contributions, honored by the Empire State Bar Association. Fluent in Spanish, he is active in the Allegheny County Hispanic Bar Association.