Alexandra Klein

Alexandra Klein is an associate in Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca's Brooklyn Office. Before joining CGL, she served as an attorney in the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, Mergers II Division.

She earned her J.D. from NYU Law. While at NYU, she was the Managing Editor of the NYU Review of Law and Social Change; she received the Review of Law and Social Change Stewardship Award for her work on the journal. She is a trained mediator, and as a member of NYU Law's Mediation Clinic she mediated cases in Brooklyn's Small Claims Court. Alexandra also served as a teaching assistant for first-year contracts and for NYU's first-year writing course.

Prior to attending law school, she worked at Cornerstone Research as a Senior Analyst. At Cornerstone she prepared quantitative and qualitative analysis to support economic and financial experts offering reports and testimony in a range of legal matters including antitrust, consumer protection, and securities fraud litigation.

Alexandra earned her B.Sc. in Industrial and Labor Relations with Honors from Cornell University. She graduated with the Daniel J. Alpern Memorial Award for service, leadership, and scholarship to the ILR School.

Education

• J.D., New York University Law School
• B.S., Cornell University

Substantive Practice Areas

• Antitrust
• Consumer Protection
• Litigation

Bar Admissions

• New York

Publications

• Bye Hun: Exploring Solutions in Federal and State Consumer Protection Law for Enforcement Against Multi-Level Marketing Schemes, 16 Ala. C.R. & C.L.L. Rev 101 (2025)
• Does Method Matter? Understanding Differences in Elected and Appointed Attorneys General, 17 GLR 115 (2025)