Alex Fisher is a trial lawyer at Morgan & Morgan, America’s Largest Personal Injury Firm. She practices in the firm's Nashville, Tennessee office. Ms. Fisher represents clients in insurance cases, where an individual's claims have been denied by his or her own insurance company. Mrs. Fisher loves fighting for the underdog and has spent her legal career representing individuals against large systems and institutions.

Ms. Fisher received her Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. She received her law degree from Vanderbilt University Law School, where she was a Dean’s Scholar recipient and served as the vice-president of the Vanderbilt Bar Association and president of the Native American Law Student Association. Alex participated in mock trial and the moot court during her time at Vanderbilt. While in law school, Alex served as an intern to Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, the Metropolitan Nashville District Attorney’s Office, and was a judicial clerk for the administrative law judges in the Administrative Procedures Division of the Tennessee Secretary of State’s office.

After law school, Ms. Fisher served as a Federal Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Chief Judge William J. Haynes, Jr. in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. She went on to create her own practice representing individuals against government investigations and regulations in the health care space at a boutique business law firm in Franklin, Tennessee. Most recently, Ms. Fisher represented individuals and entities against government investigations and regulations as part of a nationally recognized super-regional law firm in Nashville.

Mrs. Fisher is a leader in the legal community. She is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association, where she is a past chair on the Administrative Law Section Executive Council. She is also a member of the Nashville Bar Association and the Lawyers Association for Women. Ms. Fisher is a graduate of the 2019-2020 class of the Tennessee Bar Association Leadership Law program, a graduate of the 2017-2018 class of the Nashville Bar Foundation Leadership Forum, and she was an associated member of the Harry Phillips American Inn of Court from 2016--2018, 

In the Nashville community, Ms. Fisher serves as a board member of Small World Yoga, a local non-profit connecting yoga with communities and individuals in and around the Nashville area, and previously served on the Metropolitan Nashville Hospital Authority Board of Trustees from 2019-2021 by appointment of Nashville’s Past-Mayor Briley.

Ms. Fisher serves as a mentor through the Vanderbilt Women in Business Mentorship Program and is a board member of the Friends of the Nashville Ballet.