Alana Glover

Alana R. Glover is an associate in the Baltimore, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. Region, offices of Jackson Lewis P.C.

Alana’s practice is concentrated on labor relations and employment matters, with a focus on traditional labor issues, union elections, and unfair labor practice charges. Throughout her career, she has been committed to serving people. Alana strives to become an extension of her client’s team enabling her to provide consistent and high-quality service.

Prior to entering private practice, Alana clerked for the Hon. Andrea M. Leahy of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, drafting opinions based on an array of legal matters, from administrative appeals to complex civil and criminal matters. She also interned for the Hon. Paul W. Grimm and the Hon. Paula Xinis of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.

While in law school, Alana participated in the Thurgood Marshall Clerkship Program at the Maryland Office of the Attorney General where she worked as a mediator operating in direct contact with consumers, businesses, medical providers, and insurance companies to settle disputes. In addition to her civil background, she has criminal experience as a student attorney for the University of Baltimore School of Law Innocence Project Clinic.

Before attending law school, Alana graduated with honors from Virginia Commonwealth University majoring in criminal justice and African American studies with minors in political science and homeland security.

Honors and Recognitions

• The Best Lawyers in America©, “Ones to Watch: Labor and Employment Law – Management" and "Ones to Watch: Litigation – Labor and Employment” (2024-present)
• Maryland Super Lawyers®, “Rising Stars” (2023-present)

Pro Bono and Community Involvement

• Collective 365, Board Member
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Member
• Maryland Center on Economic Policy, Board Member
• Monumental City Bar Foundation, Board Member
• Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland, Professional Skills Academy Fellow

Published Works

• “The Road Less Traveled” (Series), Ms. JD Writer in Residence (2021) [Author]
• “Why every law student should know the importance of Juneteenth”, American Bar Association - Student Lawyer (2019) [Author]
• “Patients Can Try Experimental Treatments Before They Are Approved By The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) . . . What Could Possibly Go Wrong?”, Univ. of Balt. Law Review (2018) [Author]

Speeches

• “Applied Feminism and Privacy,” Center on Applied Feminism – 12th Annual Feminist Legal Theory Conference (2021) (panelist)
• “The Life-Saving Preventive Care Black Women Deserve,” Black Women’s Health Imperative – Congressional Briefing (2018) (panelist)

Credentials

Education

University of Baltimore School of Law

J.D. 2020

cum laude

• Dean's Citation
• Symposium Editor–University of Baltimore Law Review
• National Mock Trial Team
• 2019 Student Leader of the Year

Virginia Commonwealth University

B.S. 2015

cum laude 

• VCU Americorps – Community Service Award

Admitted to Practice

Maryland - D. Md.

2021

District of Columbia

2022

Maryland

2021

Virginia

2022

Professional Associations and Activities

American Constitution Society

Alliance of Black Women Attorneys

Judicial Nominating Committee, Co-Chair

Baltimore City Bar Association

Young Lawyer’s Division, Member at Large

Federal Bar Association

Maryland Chapter

Maryland State Bar Association

Virginia State Bar Association

Young Lawyers Conference

University of Baltimore School of Law

Alumni Association