About Alexander
Alexander Cherny built a path to the California bar that began in classrooms focused on practical legal work and ended in the courthouse. He took an early step into the legal field by completing an associate degree in Paralegal Studies at MTI College in 2007. That training preceded law school and offered an introduction to the mechanics of legal practice.
He earned his Juris Doctor from Northwestern California University School of Law in 2020. The law program came after more than a decade between degrees, a gap during which Cherny remained connected to legal processes through support roles and continuing education. His academic record reflects a route into law that mixed hands-on preparation with later professional study.
Cherny is admitted to practice in California and holds an active membership in the State Bar of California. He joined the bar after completing his legal studies and has practiced under California rules since. His background in paralegal work informs how he approaches case preparation and client communications. He tends to emphasize clarity in paperwork and persistence in following procedural steps.
Professionally, Cherny is associated with Moseley Collins. Records list him at that firm, where he carries out the day-to-day responsibilities expected of a practicing attorney. Those responsibilities include advising clients, preparing filings, and appearing in court when required. Colleagues describe him as steady and methodical in managing caseloads, and clients see him as accessible for routine questions and procedural matters.
Outside of firm work, Cherny keeps his professional credentials current and maintains his standing in the State Bar of California. That membership reflects ongoing compliance with licensing and continuing legal education requirements. He continues to apply his paralegal training and legal education to the practical demands of representation.
Cherny practices law through Moseley Collins in California, handling client matters and court proceedings at the state level and providing counsel on routine litigation and transactional issues.
