Alex E. Eichhorn is a graduate of Marquette University Law School. While at Marquette, Alex focused his studies on civil litigation and worker’s compensation law.

Alex graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and continued his successes at Marquette University Law School, graduating in 2014.

Alex was extremely active during both undergraduate as well as law school having been a critical member on campus in a number of activities that showcased his innovation and passion for the law. Alex played an active role at Marquette University’s Legal Volunteer Clinic and was a supporting member in a number of societies including the Business Law Society, the Intellectual Property Law Society, and the Dispute Resolution Society. Alex has continually demonstrated his proficiency in negotiation and in 2014 was selected as Marquette University Law School’s American Bar Association Negotiation representative.

Upon graduation, Alex accepted a job offer as an attorney at Tabak Law, LLC and has had the pleasure of practicing in the same areas of law he focused on during law school. During Alex’s tenure at Tabak Law the law firm has expanded from a small operation of only ten employees to what it is today–Wisconsin’s largest disability advocacy law firm with over sixty full-time employees. In 2016, Alex became an equity Partner at Tabak Law, LLC and continues to specialize in personal injury law, worker’s compensation and social security disability. Additionally, Alex continues to direct Tabak Law’s ongoing marketing and client acquisition efforts in an attempt to ensure the company thrives into the future.

During Alex’s legal career he has had the honor of receiving several prestigious awards including being selected by the American Institute of Legal Counsel as The Best Lawyers In America – Workers’ Compensation; Top 10 Attorney under 40 by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys. Additionally, Alex was the recipient of the 2017 Lawyergist Client’s Choice.

In continuing with Alex’s desire to improve upon the community, he founded Eating Away Injustice, a not-for-profit organization aimed at expanding the opportunities available to the disadvantaged within the greater Milwaukee area.