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Alice brings three decades of experience as a legal advisor and advocate on behalf of domestic and multinational organizations in both the private and public sector, including for profit and nonprofit organizations, primarily in labor and employment and immigration matters. Alice was the Deputy General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), where she oversaw and directed the operations of all of the divisions within the NLRB’s Office of the General Counsel and its 26 regional offices, including Ethics, Legal Counsel, Advice, Appeals, Appellate and Supreme Court Litigation, Equal Employment Opportunity and Labor Relations.

Alice has led legal teams and multidisciplinary divisions handling domestic, international and cross-border legal matters and transactions. She has worked in multiple industries, including the airline, manufacturing, financial services, education, technology, biotech, pharmaceutical, as well as the food and beverage, hospitality and humanitarian sectors. While with the NLRB, she served as senior advisor to its General Counsel regarding legal policy issues under the National Labor Relations Act, legislative issues, litigation, including appellate and Supreme Court litigation, IT planning and management, audit reports and findings, human resources, and human capital management, labor relations and equal employment opportunity matters. Alice represented the General Counsel in including congressional staff briefings, presentations and speaking engagements with external stakeholders, such as bar associations, trade associations and labor organizations.

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  • Listed In:
    • New York Super Lawyers®, Employment and Labor Law, 2009-2017
    • The Best Lawyers in America®, Immigration Law, 2016-2018
    • Who’s Who Legal, Corporate Immigration, 2016
    • The Legal 500: United States, Immigration Law, 2015-2016
  • Past Member, Board of Advisors, Action Against Hunger-USA
  • Past Member, Board of Directors, The Acting Company
  • Provided pro bono representation to Action Against Hunger and Human Rights First (formerly Lawyers Committee for Human Rights) and other arts, education, community and humanitarian organizations and represented clients from African countries seeking asylum based on political persecution

  • "Are College Athletes Employees, and if so, Who Are Their Employers and Where are the Lines?," Labor and Employment Law Section, NYSBA 2024 Annual Meeting, January 19, 2024
  • "NLRB Part 2: Response and Discussion," Big Sky Labor and Employment Conference, August 4, 2022
  • "A Reaction by the Employer Community," HRPA Future Workplace Policy Council Labor & Employment Conference, June 22, 2022
  • Legislation: Implications of the Pro-Act and other proposals, NYU Annual Conference on Labor and Employment Law: Initiatives of the Biden Administration, June 8, 2022
  • Speeches and presentations on labor and employment and immigration law topics for human resources, non-profit, legal and trade organizations including the American Bar Association (Labor and Employment Section), the International Bar Association, National Association of Manufacturers, Human Resources Policy Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association, New York City Bar Association, Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York, National Association of College and University Attorneys (New York City group), and Ohio State Bar Association

  • Libero Canto Foundation, Inc.- Board Member, Vice President and Secretary
  • The Strong Cuevas Foundation, Inc.- Board Member