Alexander McKay

Alex began working with NorCal Advocates after almost a decade of representing injured workers in the workers compensation system. He grew up in the suburbs of Orange County, California, where he learned the value of a labor while working in various service jobs such as a grocery store clerk, production assistant, outdoor vendor, prep cook, front of house special events staff, and banquet house-person, among others. Alex went to college at UC Riverside, where he double majored in political science and history. He came to the Sacramento area to attend University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law and graduated with distinction. During law school, Alex fell in love with Sacramento’s vibrant community and has called it home since then. Alex has spent his legal career exclusively representing injured workers. His background in the service industry instilled a deep respect for the fortitude needed for customer service, resilience required for physically demanding jobs, camaraderie forged with co-workers, and the pride in a job well done. Alex has come to understand how much someone’s life can be disrupted by a workplace injury, and is committed to easing the burden on his clients during these difficult cases. Alex has become an active member of the legal community in Sacramento as well. He is a member of both the California Applicant's Attorneys Association and the California Employment Lawyers Association. He is a member of the Sacramento County Bar Association, and serves as the Secretary/Treasurer of the Administrative Law Section. Alex has also served as a scoring judge for the Gordon D. Schaber Mock Trial competition.