Writing on the law of chiropractic and personal injury.
A running column in Dynamic Chiropractic, national press features in Variety, Fox News, Kiplinger and Advocate Magazine, and a co-authored Amazon best-seller — all built around the same idea: treating providers and injured people deserve attorneys who take their records, their billing, and their reputations seriously.
The Intelligent Chiropractor's Guide to Survival
Your manual for navigating personal injury in an ethical and profitable way
Co-authored with Shawn Steel, Esq., with forewords by Dr. Carl S. Cleveland III and billing expert Sam Collins. A practical field guide for chiropractors who want to treat personal-injury patients confidently — protecting their license, their records, and their charges from the moment a case walks in the door.
- • How to build records that survive cross-examination
- • Lien strategy, MedPay, and getting paid at settlement
- • Ethics and licensure landmines to avoid
- • How to work with — and evaluate — plaintiff attorneys
Dynamic Chiropractic
Selected columns written for the profession's leading trade publication. Every article below links to the full piece on dynamicchiropractic.com.
The Key to Chiropractic's Future Is More Education — But Not Your Own
Why the profession's growth depends on educating patients, attorneys, and adjusters — not just adding hours to the DC curriculum.
Don't Risk Your License! Ethics Rules to Remember
The ethics rules most commonly tripped over in personal-injury practice, and how to protect your license before a complaint is filed.
The Lies We Tell
An honest look at the small distortions that creep into records, billing, and testimony — and what they cost when a case goes to trial.
The Art of the Deposition
A treating provider's guide to depositions: preparation, tone, common defense traps, and how to hold your ground under cross.
Top 5 Value Drivers in Personal-Injury Cases
What actually moves case value at settlement and at trial — and where treating chiropractors can add or lose six figures.
Are Lawyers Who Pocket Your MedPay Committing Fraud?
A hard look at what happens to MedPay proceeds, and when a plaintiff's attorney crosses the line from aggressive negotiation into fraud.
The Skunk Test
A simple gut-check for evaluating attorneys, cases, and referral sources — before the smell becomes your problem.
E-Scooter Injuries: Who Will Pay?
Coverage and liability questions raised by the e-scooter boom — and practical guidance for treating providers billing these cases.
Featured & Quoted
Advice for Chiropractors Who Want to Get Paid
Quoted in Kiplinger on how chiropractors can protect their billing, structure liens, and avoid the traps that lead to reduced payment at settlement.
Netflix Crew Member Who Almost Died in Fall Pushes for Safer Sets
National coverage of Alexander's client Michael Oronoz, a grip on the Netflix film "Me Time" who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a 33-foot fall — and his fight for accountability and safer on-set conditions. Reprinted and cited across national press.
Netflix Crew Member Nearly Died From 33-Foot Fall; Demands Change
Fox News coverage of the same catastrophic on-set injury case, following the client's public call for accountability.
Crew Member Seriously Injured on Netflix Kevin Hart Film
Initial LA Times reporting on the catastrophic on-set fall at Sunset Gower Studios that gave rise to the case Alexander later took to settlement.
Netflix Crew Member Settles Suit After Fall at Sunset Gower Studios
Follow-up coverage in Variety after settlement of the traumatic brain injury lawsuit stemming from the near-fatal fall on the set of "Me Time."
"The plaintiff appears to be fine, and there's a sympathetic defendant"
Published in the Consumer Attorneys Association journal — how plaintiff lawyers should evaluate, prepare, and try cases where the client presents well and the defendant is likable.