Gerardo Alvarez

Gerardo Alvarez is a true lifelong Hoosier. Growing up in Noblesville and attending IU Bloomington for his undergrad and IU Maurer for law school, his roots in Indiana run deep. During his time in law school, Gerardo wasn’t just hitting the books, he was the Executive Editor of the Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality and served as Vice President of the Latino Law Student Association. He even spent time as an intern for Judge Derek R. Molter at the Court of Appeals of Indiana, which gave him a great "behind-the-scenes" look at how judicial decisions are actually made. Today, he puts all that experience to work advocating for employees. He’s incredibly passionate about workers' rights and believes in providing representation that is both compassionate and effective. If you’re a plaintiff in an employment law case, you want someone like Gerardo who understands the local landscape and is genuinely committed to standing up for people who have been treated unfairly on the job.