Alexia "Lexi" Chapman

Lexi began her career as a general practitioner in Ballard Spahr’s Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Group, where she gained broad experience litigating in areas including commercial contracts, commercial real estate, consumer class actions, and consumer financial services. She has drafted dozens of successful dispositive motions, first-chaired hearings, taken multiple depositions, presented opening statements, and taken both direct and cross-examinations in court. This foundation provided her with a deep understanding of procedural strategy and a profound appreciation for the importance of client-specific advocacy, which she now brings to her practice of data privacy and cybersecurity litigation.

In addition to her full-time practice, Lexi also spends a considerable amount of time doing pro bono work each year. She spent the early part of her career vigorously advocating for the class action plaintiffs in the Lobato v. Taylor litigation—a decades-long legal battle for the descendants of Colorado’s original settlers’ communal rights to access Culebra Peak and the surrounding land pursuant to a grant that predates Colorado’s statehood. Lexi continues to devote pro bono time to serve her Colorado neighbors and assist with immigration-related matters. To stay connected to the legal community, Lexi is heavily involved with the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association and she serves on multiple committees at Ballard Spahr, including as co-lead of one of the firm’s Business Resource Groups.