Alexander Randazzo

Alex has extensive experience handling high-stakes commercial litigation matters. With a proven track record of success in complex legal disputes, Alex’s effective litigation strategies have contributed to favorable outcomes for his clients in both state and federal courts. His creativity and strategic mindset allow him to approach each case with fresh perspectives, resulting in strong results for clients.

Alex is a graduate of New York University School of Law, where he was an active member of the Moot Court Board. He successfully argued and drafted appellate briefs while engaging in high-level legal analysis and advocacy. As a Senior Staff Editor for NYU Law MCB Casebook Journal, Alex contributed to the publication of moot court problems, which were utilized by law schools, legal organizations, and law firms across the country.

Alex is committed to providing diligent and effective advocacy, and he takes pride in delivering results that align with his clients’ best interests.

Representative Matters

• One of Alex’s notable achievements occurred during a bench trial in the Central District of California, where he played a crucial role in defending a client against $18,086,232.00 in alleged damages. In the case of U.S. Sec. Holdings, Inc. v. Andrews (No. CV212263DSFMRWX, 2022 WL 3368565, C.D. Cal. Aug. 15, 2022), the Court ruled in his client's favor, awarding only $1 in nominal damages, which was a dramatic reduction from the original claim.