Alexis Garmey Chardon

Alexis Garmey Chardon is driven by a deep sense of justice, and she is not afraid to take powerful adversaries to trial, and through appeal, to get justice. Having started her legal career defending corporations, Ali now uses the insights she gained as a defense attorney to help injured people get the justice they deserve. Ali is proud to fight alongside the skilled, aggressive, and compassionate attorneys and staff at Garmey Law to get her clients the help they need. Ali represents injured plaintiffs in personal injury, product liability, and medical malpractice cases.

In 2022, she secured one of the nation's highest medical malpractice settlements in a case involving a federally funded healthcare clinic's failure to respond to and treat suspicions of child abuse, resulting in a mother's inability to protect her infant son from his abuser. Ali loves trying cases and has built a reputation as a fierce advocate in the courtroom. She is proud to have secured big verdicts in several tough-to-win trials covering matters from boating accidents to unsafe premises to sexual abuse of minors by a school's security guard. Ali is licensed in Maine, Massachusetts, and Illinois, and she also frequently practices in federal appellate and trial courts in various jurisdictions.

Ali serves on the Executive Committee of the Maine Trial Lawyers' Association Board of Governors and the Steering Committee for Maine Lawyers for the Rule of Law, and she is a former Chair of the Women's Section of the Maine Bar Association. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers, SuperLawyers, Best of the Bar (Top Verdicts and Settlements), National Trial Lawyers, and other organizations. She received her undergraduate degree from Northwestern University and her law degree from Northwestern University School of Law, where she competed on the mock trial team and won a national mock trial competition. Following a clerkship with Judge Kermit Lipez of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, Ali practiced commercial litigation for Fortune 500 companies at a top-tier firm in Chicago for several years and later founded her own civil rights practice there.

Ali likes to spend her free time enjoying the great outdoors with her fearless kids or sitting around a campfire with her family, friends, and neighbors. Ali feels incredibly lucky to call Terry Garmey "Boss" during the week and "Dad" on the weekends. She speaks French and loves it when her work gives her the opportunity to speak it with clients or witnesses. Having checked two boxes on her Miss Rumphius List (seeing faraway places and coming back home to live by the sea), Ali is still contemplating the Lupine Lady's final challenge: how to make the world a more beautiful place.