Hawaii Lawyers Adam Robinson to Affinity Law

Firm: Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel LLP

1099 Alakea St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

Firm: County of Kauai

4444 Rice St Ste 330 , Lihue , Hawaii 96766

Firm: Adams Krek

900 Fort Street Mall , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Employment, Personal Injury, Wills, Trusts, & Probates

Firm: Bonner Sogi & Associates, ALC

705 S King St Ste 105 , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Civil Rights, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

Firm: Dwyer Schraff Meyer Grant & Green

900 Fort Street Mall , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: General Practice

Firm: Admiralty Advocates

866 Iwilei Rd , Honolulu , Hawaii 96817 Zip code: 96817

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

7192 Kalanianaole Hwy Ste A143 A , Honolulu , Hawaii 96825

Firm: Bays Lung Rose & Holma

1099 Alakea St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Litigation

Firm: Gerson & Hieneman, Attorneys At Law, A Law Corporation

American Savings Bank Tower   1001 Bishop Street , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

Firm: Legal Aid Society of Hawaii

245 N Kukui St Ste 206 , Honolulu , Hawaii 96817

Firm: Dept. of Land & Natural Resources

1151 Punchbowl St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813

Firm: Dept. of the Prosecuting Attorney

200 S High St , Wailuku , Hawaii 96793

Firm: Ashford & Wriston, LLP

999 Bishop St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813

Firm: Cades Schutte

Cades Schutte Building   1000 Bishop Street Hawa , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Trusts

Firm: King & King, Attorneys-at-Law

735 Bishop St Suite 304 , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Adrienne Sepaniak King was born the oldest of four, in Detroit Michigan.  Her father was an aeronautical engineer and a Professor at the University of Detroit School of Engineering.  Her mother was a businesswoman and homemaker.  Adrienne graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the U of D in 1969 with a major in biology and minor in chemistry.  Her mother, whose late brother had been a lawyer in Detroit, suggested she go to law school. There were very few women in law schools at the time, but the tide was slowly turning.. Adrienne was one of only two women who were accepted in the first year class in the fall of 1969. Adrienne found she loved the ideas and problem solving skills inherent in the study of law. She was selected to serve on the law review as Articles Editor, the first woman to do so. She published in the school’s Journal of Urban Law November 1971 issue, an article entitled “Busing,  a Permissible Tool of School Desegregation. She was the first and only woman in her law school to be part of a Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grant to intern for the Wayne County Detroit Prosecutor’s office. She interned there for over a year, notably working under Patricia Boyle who later became a justice on the Michigan Supreme Court.  Her dual science and law background resulted in her being solicited to volunteer intern for Life of the Land, the environmental action group formed in Hawaii soon after President Nixon’s creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.. Adrienne, taking after her adventurous grandparents, all four of whom left their native Poland for the U. S. before WWI, landed in Hawaii in May 1972, two weeks after graduation, not knowing a soul. Taking two bar exams that summer, the first in Hawaii, the second a month later in Michigan, she commenced working (for under $12,000/year), for the Honolulu Prosecutor’s office. She was the third woman hired. Those were exciting times to be working in the Honolulu Prosecutor’s office Adrienne recalls.  Hawaii was a happening place, which had achieved statehood only 13 years before. It was like being in a foreign country that wasn’t, with ideas and people of such variety and promise and energy in sharp contrast to the stagnation of Detroit. Criminally, the  “underworld” in Hawaii was in its heyday, with shootings and killings making front page news every other day, which made coming to work more fun than work. Starting out in traffic court, she was soon trying hundreds of misdemeanor cases, working up to trying over 3 dozen felony jury trials to verdict, with an over 75% conviction rate. She was the first woman in Hawaii to try a murder case. She obtained a conviction as charged. She was the first woman made “team captain” for Circuit Court felony cases with oversight responsibility for dozens of cases of those deputies assigned to work on her team.. She left the Prosecutor’s office in 1976 to work for the City Corporation Counsel’s office. There, she handled more cases than she could count, and took over 2 dozen cases to trial obtaining verdicts in the City’s favor in almost 90% of those cases. She was the first woman to be named Assistant Chief of the Trials Division, when she left in 1985 to go into private practice with her husband, Samuel P. King, Jr.  Except for a brief return to the city as the first, and to this day, the only woman Chief of the Trials Division from 1990-1993, Adrienne and Sam have practiced together as King & King focusing on family law, limited personal injury and criminal defense cases.  She has successfully defended people charged with murder, rape, conspiracy, and theft in state and federal court.

Firm: Finance Factors

1164 Bishop St Ste 300 , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813

Firm: Chun Kerr Dodd Beaman & Wong, LLLP

745 Fort Street , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Estate Planning, Taxation - State & Federal, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business, Business

Firm: Advis

1200 Ala Moana Blvd , Honolulu , Hawaii 96814 Zip code: 96814

Practice Areas: General Litigation, Wills, Trusts, & Probates, Business

Firm: REHAB Hospital of the Pacific

226 N Kuakini St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96817

Firm: Affinity Law Group

1188 Bishop St , Honolulu , Hawaii 96813 Zip code: 96813

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Real Estate