As a military dependent, Adam grew up all over the world and most notably in Germany until the fall of the Berlin wall, the suburbs of Washington, D.C., and finally in rural Kansas. After graduating high school, Adam earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy Pre-Law from Kansas State University.  After college Adam spent several years in educational travel exploring virtually all of the continental United States where he was fortunate enough to thoughtfully experience and genuinely soak in first-hand the awesome beauty and differing cultural regions of our beloved America.  It was these thought-provoking years that helped to ignite Adam’s passion for helping people and prompted his enrollment at the University of Richmond School of Law in Richmond, Virginia where he earned his Juris Doctorate (Law Degree). 

During his time in law school Adam received numerous academic awards and extensively participated in various mediation and negotiation groups and activities. During the summer of 2011, he worked with a University of Kansas Law School professor as a research assistant to help produce Principles of Alternative Dispute Resolution (3rd ed. 2016), which is a periodically updated and very popular law practice guide used to educate lawyers all across the country. It is Adam’s practical and intellectual passion for effective and timely dispute resolution that serves as the significant motivational factor in his intense professional desire to successfully assist injured accident victims successfully get the compensation that they deserve.