Alana Mitchem

Alana D. Mitchem

A civil litigator, with experience in litigation, construction, employment and labor, and workers' compensation.

Alana Mitchem

Education

Creighton University School of Law, J.D. 2020

St. John’s University, M.A. with distinction, 2016

St. John’s University, B.A, cum laude. 2015

Omaha

402-397-2200

amitc@eslaw.com

Executive Legal Assistant

Julie Spicer

402-384-6890

jspicer@eslaw.com

 

In Depth

Alana Mitchem is a member of ES Law’s litigation, employment, corporate, and workers’ compensation practice groups. Alana works closely with clients to solve a variety of legal issues and reach their goals.

Alana is an experienced attorney with a passion for civil litigation. Graduating from Creighton University with a Juris Doctor (JD) degree and holding a Master’s (MA) and Bachelor’s (BA) degree from St. John’s University, Alana has a solid educational background that has prepared her for a successful legal career.

Alana has successfully managed large caseloads and gained considerable court time as a young attorney. These achievements have honed her legal skills and instilled a strong work ethic and determination to deliver the best possible outcomes for her clients.

Additional Information

Outside of her legal career, Alana has diverse interests and experiences. As a former collegiate soccer player, Alana learned the importance of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance, which she now uses to mentor and guide young athletes on and off the field. She also spent two years as a cadet at the United States Military Academy, further developing her leadership skills and sense of duty.

Practice Areas

  • Construction Law

  • Employment Law

  • Insurance Law

  • Litigation

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