
Alex Berger has worked toward being a criminal defense attorney since high school. During law school, he clerked for defense attorneys and served as a teaching assistant to a criminal law professor. In 2012, Alex graduated from Indiana University Law School with high honors. He attended social work school at the University of Chicago and then took his first law job as a public defender in Iowa.
He moved to Wyoming in 2014 and contracted with the Wyoming Public Defender’s Office to represent those accused of a crime who could not afford an attorney. In 2018, Alex was elected as the Weston County, Wyoming, prosecutor and gained valuable experience working with law enforcement and prosecuting crimes, but his heart was always with the defense and protecting the Constitution.
In Michigan, he has continued to build a formidable legal foundation:
When it comes to Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) and impaired driving defense, Alex possesses a level of scientific and technical understanding unmatched in the region.
Alex is also an active and recognized member of the premier state and national DUI defense organizations:
He has done many jury trials, ranging from unlawful possession of marijuana to murder, and has an impressive win rate. Alex routinely files motions that other attorneys may not, and his clients have seen the benefits.
With over thirteen years of criminal law experience, Alex is hardworking, dedicated, thoughtful, and knows when to fight and when to compromise. His aggressive and scientifically backed courtroom strategy has led to him winning 8 jury trials in just the last two years, including three impaired driving jury trials in 2025 alone.
He and his family live in Marquette, Michigan, where he is building the UP’s only criminal defense-focused law firm. He serves on the Marquette Food Co-Op Board of Directors, and is the Board Vice-President for Legal Aid of Wyoming. Alex also makes informative videos relating to criminal defense and impaired driving to help educate the public on their constitutional rights.
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