Alexandra S. Sievers focuses her practice primarily in the representation of governmental and public institutions, with a particular emphasis on employment and education law. Alexandra’s experience includes drafting and interpreting agreements, preparing ordinances and resolutions for a variety of governmental entities, advising on public records, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, drafting responses to Missouri Commission on Human Rights.
Ms. Sievers has conducted research on various issues for government and education client, including the Sunshine Law, election law, labour and employment, sovereign immunity, electronic signature policies, notary law, student discipline, special education, taser retention, and access to student records and Title IX. She assisted the firm in the drafting of the Coronavirus Resource page by conducting research and analysis on local, state and federal coronavirus statutes, orders and opinions. Ms. Sievers is an Assistant Prosecutor in Festus Missouri. In a previous position at Coolfire productions, she worked in entertainment and production law as well as intellectual property, disclaimers, and social media platforms.
Alexandra received her J.D., magna cum laude, from Saint Louis University School of Law, where she is a member of the Order of the Woolsack. While in law school, she served on various committees and counselled clients in the Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic. She also earned Academic Excellence Awards in Intellectual Property Survey, Copyright and Jury Instructions.