Alexander “Rev” Ioannidis is a staff attorney at the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation. Initially from Tennessee, he has a passion for advancing religious liberty in the employment context. To save for law school, he worked at the Volkswagen Plant in Chattanooga. His experience working on an assembly line gave him a passion to help working people, whether they oppose paying money to a union or hope to enjoy religious freedom in the workplace.

Experience: Law Clerk, Chief Justice Tom Parker, Alabama Supreme Court, Montgomery, AL, 2024–2025; Law Clerk, American Center for Law and Justice, Virginia Beach, VA, 2024; Intern, American Center for Law and Justice, Virginia Beach, VA, 2023; Intern, Chief Justice Tom Parker, Alabama Supreme Court, Montgomery, AL, 2023; Law Clerk, Office of the Alabama Attorney General, Opinions Division, Montgomery, AL, 2023; Intern, Justice Michael Chibita, Uganda Supreme Court, Kampala, Uganda, 2022; Administration and Government Affairs Intern, Family Research Council, Washington, D.C., 2021.

Bar Admissions: District of Columbia, 2024 (admitted only in DC).

Law School: Regent University School of Law, J.D., Cum Laude, 2024.

College: University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, Bachelor of Science in Economics, Magna Cum Laude, 2020.

Member: Christian Legal Society, Federalist Society.