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Counsel for the Public Interest.
Managing Principal · Public Interest
Calloway Law is the public interest practice of Donald Calloway, Jr., representing clients in matters involving civil rights, environmental justice, consumer protection, institutional accountability, and other issues of significant public consequence.
Donald Calloway, Jr. is an attorney, business leader, and public servant whose career has been defined by solving complex legal and institutional problems at the intersection of law, business, and government. Over more than two decades, he has represented corporate clients in complex litigation, advised Fortune 500 companies and nonprofit organizations on matters of legal and regulatory significance, served in elected office, and counseled senior public and private sector leaders navigating consequential decisions.
Don is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Pine Street Advisors, a Washington, D.C. strategic advisory firm that counsels corporations, nonprofit organizations, and institutional leaders on matters involving government, regulation, public affairs, and stakeholder engagement. Before founding Pine Street, he served in executive leadership at a leading global renewable energy company, where he created and led an innovative business unit dedicated to environmental justice, stakeholder value creation, and equitable investment across the energy, agriculture, and commodities sectors.
Earlier in his career, Don led federal congressional and regulatory affairs for Anheuser Busch during the company's historic acquisition of SABMiller, one of the largest corporate mergers ever completed. He also directed the company's public policy and regulatory agenda across ten states, advising on issues involving taxation, manufacturing, labor and employment, regulatory compliance, and government relations.
Don began his legal career in the business litigation practice of Thompson Coburn LLP, where he represented corporate clients in state and federal courts in complex commercial disputes, products liability litigation, and medical malpractice matters. He later served in the Missouri House of Representatives, representing approximately 50,000 residents of St. Louis County. That combination of courtroom advocacy and legislative experience continues to shape his understanding of how laws are made, interpreted, and applied by the institutions they govern.
His commitment to public service extends beyond elected office. In 2018, Don founded the National Voter Protection Action Fund, a national organization dedicated to protecting voting rights and expanding access to the ballot. The organization continues to support voter protection efforts and election policy reforms throughout the United States.
Today, Don advises business leaders, nonprofit organizations, and government officials on matters requiring legal judgment, institutional insight, and strategic counsel. Through Calloway Law, he represents clients in select matters where the legal issues extend beyond individual disputes and implicate broader questions of public accountability, civil rights, environmental justice, and institutional responsibility. He also maintains an active commitment to pro bono representation in matters advancing the public interest.
Don is a graduate of Alabama A&M University, where he served as President of the Student Government Association and is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He earned his Juris Doctor from Boston University School of Law.
He is also a frequent legal and public affairs commentator, contributing analysis to national and international media outlets including MSNBC, CNN, and The Washington Post.
Principal · Family Law
Amy N. Alexander leads the firm's family law practice, counseling clients through divorce, custody, and the domestic matters that shape a family's future.
A native of Florence, Alabama, Mrs. Alexander earned her bachelor's degree in political science from Bennett College in Greensboro, North Carolina, where she served as President of the Political Science Club, Vice President of the Student Government Association, and a Resident Assistant. She was inducted into the Pi Gamma Mu and Bennett Scholars honor societies.
She received her law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2000, where she served as Vice President of the Public Interest Law Society and Editor of the law school newspaper. She has practiced divorce and family law for more than eighteen years.
Principal
Jared Boyd is a St. Louis lawyer and strategist whose career has moved between law practice, public finance, and the mayor's office. He serves as co-counsel to Calloway Law on the 1890 Project, including Kitchen v. State of Missouri, the first action in the firm's multistate effort to recover the funding states owe their 1890 land grant universities, and leads the Missouri filing and court operations for that matter.
Before returning to private practice, Jared spent more than a decade at the center of St. Louis city government. He served as Chief of Staff and Counsel to former Mayor Tishaura O. Jones for four years, overseeing 8,400 city employees, a $1.4 billion operating budget, and 20 major departments reporting to the office of the mayor. Prior to being the Mayor's lead, Boyd served as Mayor Jones' Chief of Staff when she was City Treasurer, where he managed more than $400 million in treasury operations, with responsibility for the office's legal affairs, real estate development, and the city's Parking Division.
Jared began his legal career as an associate at Bryan Cave in St. Louis and was a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs in Pittsburgh. He now leads Synergistic Group, a legal and strategic advisory practice, and advises Calloway Law and Pine Street Advisors on Missouri public affairs and communications.
A St. Louis native, Jared has served on the boards of United Way of Greater St. Louis, St. Louis ArtWorks, Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis, and the Mound City Bar Association. He holds a bachelor's degree from Morehouse College and a law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law, and is admitted to practice in Missouri and Illinois.
Principal
Tonya M. Morris is a multidisciplinary Nurse Attorney whose career integrates more than twenty years of legal practice with eight years of clinical nursing experience. A graduate of Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, Missouri, Tonya brings a powerful dual-disciplinary perspective to her work as founder of the Law Office of Tonya M. McAlpine, LLC.
Her practice is distinguished by trauma-informed advocacy, strategic legal analysis, and the ability to interpret complex medical and behavioral-health information in cases involving family law, school law, and personal injury.
Tonya’s nursing background includes extensive experience in mental health, neurology, medical-surgical care, cognitive research, crisis intervention, and enterprise risk management. Her clinical work in high-acuity psychiatric environments and her leadership in risk management strengthen her ability to assess safety concerns, evaluate medical documentation, and navigate cases involving injury, trauma, or vulnerable populations. This multidisciplinary foundation enhances her litigation strategy and equips her to support clients facing both legal and clinical challenges.
A committed community advocate, Tonya is the Founder & Executive Director of Emphasis Empowerment, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to suicide awareness, crisis support, and mental-health education. She has been formally recognized by the City of St. Louis for her leadership in suicide-prevention programming and continues to integrate therapeutic communication and trauma-informed principles into her legal practice.
A proud St. Louis native, Tonya’s educational journey reflects her deep commitment to justice, service, and community empowerment. She is an alumna of Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Law & Legal Studies, and Maryville University in St. Louis, where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. These institutions, along with her legal training at Washington University, form the foundation of her multidisciplinary approach. Tonya is an active member of the Mound City Bar Association and remains dedicated to advancing justice, safety, and empowerment for individuals and families throughout Missouri.
Practice areas (Missouri): Family law — divorce, custody, child support, orders of protection, and crisis-related family matters. School law — student safety, bullying, negligence, special education concerns, and school-related injuries. Personal injury — medical injury, behavioral-health-related injury, trauma cases, and matters involving complex medical documentation.
Director of Operations · Expert Witness, Medical Malpractice
Lori A. Calloway, FNP, PMHNP, is an experienced healthcare professional with a strong background in family practice and psychiatric mental health. As a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Lori brings a unique clinical perspective, extensive patient-care experience, and a deep understanding of the healthcare system.
Throughout her career, Lori has been committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care while advocating for the needs, dignity, and well-being of her patients. Her clinical experience has given her valuable insight into complex medical and mental health issues, healthcare standards, patient safety, and the challenges faced by patients and families navigating the healthcare system.
Lori's combination of advanced clinical training and hands-on healthcare experience in critical care, family practice, and mental health allows her to offer informed professional insight in matters involving healthcare corporations, plaintiff cases, mental health, nursing practice, and other healthcare-related issues. She is dedicated to bringing knowledge, professionalism, and integrity to every matter in which she is involved.
Director of Communications and Public Affairs
Cal Harris leads communications and public affairs for Calloway Law. He directs national media strategy for the firm’s public interest matters, including the 1890 Project, the multistate effort to recover the funding states owe their 1890 land grant universities, and shapes how the firm’s cases are understood by the press, the public, and the officials who decide them.
Cal is a writer and political communications strategist whose grassroots approach to storytelling has helped clients navigate complex challenges, sharpen their narratives, and build durable connections with the audiences that matter. He has advised mayors and elected officials across the country, including Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr., and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.
Before joining the firm, Cal served as a vice president at FleishmanHillard, where he built advocacy campaigns for nonprofit and corporate clients; as communications director for the Bipartisan Policy Center and its advocacy affiliate, BPC Action; as senior communications strategist for the Council on Foundations; and as press secretary and speechwriter for StudentsFirst. He began his career in Washington as a senior associate at SKDKnickerbocker.
Based in Brooklyn, Cal is a graduate of Morehouse College and Brandeis University.
Cal Harris is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice.
Paralegal · Public Interest
Tyler McFadden supports the firm’s public interest practice, bringing more than a decade of experience in advocacy, campaign strategy, and coalition leadership to the firm’s work on civil rights, environmental justice, and institutional accountability.
Their work with the firm’s founder began at Pine Street Strategies, where she served as Principal, advising state and federal clients on organizing strategy, coalition development, and legislative campaigns. She also co-founded North Star Liberty Group, a public affairs consultancy delivering organizing strategy and advocacy support on criminal legal system and drug policy reform.
Tyler’s career has included serving as Deputy Director of Campaigns and Mobilizations at Common Defense, leading national campaigns organizing veterans and military families, and as Campaign Director at Color Of Change, directing multi-issue campaigns across tech policy, economic justice, public health, and corporate accountability. Across these roles, she has built organizing infrastructure and led coalitions spanning movements for multiracial democracy, civil rights, and corporate accountability.
They hold a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies, with a minor in Sociology, and a Master of Professional Studies in Political Management, summa cum laude, from the George Washington University, and will begin law school in 2027 with a focus on public interest law. The firm’s public interest practice represents a natural continuation of their career in advocacy — and the foundation for the legal career to come.