Alexis Aloi Graziano

How Alexis Helps Clients

Alexis A. Graziano concentrates her practice on representation of long-term care, sub-acute rehabilitation, assisted living, home health and hospice care corporations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. As a member of a high-volume litigation team, Alexis utilizes her own experience in collaboration with her colleagues to provide quality litigation defense services to clients. 

What Clients Can Expect

In Alexis, clients can expect a creative, energetic advocate both in the courtroom and out in the field. Alexis connects with clients on a professional and personal level, guiding and advising them through the challenges of litigation and ensuring that clients understand the strengths and weaknesses of each case. 

On a regular basis, Alexis prepares witnesses for depositions and litigation-related appearances. These witnesses come from a variety of educational and cultural background. Alexis strives to demystify the litigation process and give her witnesses the confidence to present their best self.

Developing a meaningful connection with another human being is rooted in meeting that person where they are - both professionally and personally.

Outside the Office

Alexis lives in Fairmount – a neighborhood in Philadelphia, PA – with her husband, Charlie. She loves music (including but certainly not limited to Bruce Springsteen), art in all its forms, running outside, OrangeTheory and hiking. Alexis was born and raised in Philadelphia and South Jersey. Having studied abroad in both Australia and Italy, Alexis loves to travel.

Proof Points

• Taken over 75 depositions
• Defended over 90 depositions, a majority of which involved extensive preparation with facility/company witnesses, and several of which involved preparation of expert witnesses
• Negotiated settlements in over 15 high-exposure matters
• Successfully enforced signed arbitration agreements in over 10 cases via both motion practice and negotiations with opposing counsel
• Secured dismissal of over 10 matters via motion practice and/or substantive discussions with opposing counsel following internal investigations

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