Ohio Lawyers Adam Berger to Adam Hubble

Explore Ohio attorneys like Adam Berger, Adam Bleile, Adam Brandt, Adam Brown, Adam Burke, Adam C. Armstrong, Adam C. Sherman, and Adam Hubble. in cities like Columbus, Columbus, Columbus, Cincinnati and Westerville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 43220, 45202, 43082.

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Adam Hall

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Adam Berger

Firm: Connor, Evans & Hafenstein LLP

2000 W. Henderson Road , Columbus , Ohio 43220

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Adam Florey

Firm: Bricker & Eckler LLP

, Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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“Adam Florey has went above and beyond his duties in his representation for my son. Excellent attorne”

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Adam Hensel

Firm: Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

65 East State Street , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Government

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Adam Hall

Firm: Manley Deas Kochalski LLC

Po Box 165028 , Columbus , Ohio 43216

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Adam Gedling

Firm: Coffman Legal, PLLC

1550 Old Henderson Rd. , Columbus , Ohio 43220

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

Growing up in the blue-collar town that is Hamilton, Ohio, I know the hardwork and sacrifices given by workers in all types of industries and they respect they is why I am passionate about fighting for workers' rights and ensuring that employees are treated justly. Whether fighting to make sure workers are able to keep their hardearned wages or helping employees who are dealing with discrimination, sexual harassment, disability, or family medical leave issues, I stand alongside my clients and work hard to ensure they are treated fairly under the law. I have been a trial attorrney my entire career, so while I use my knowledge and experience to try and reach amicable resolutions, I am also not afraid to go to court and litigate our case if an employer is unwilling to be reasonable.

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Adam Garn

Firm: Zaino Hall & Farrin LLC

41 S High St Ste 3600 , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Tax

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Adam G Burke Attorney At Law

Firm: Adam G Burke Attorney At Law

575 S High St , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Personal Injury Law, Business Law, DUI Law,

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“He was very helpful when a problem occurred. He tries his best to offer anything he can do in his power. He got me a deal with the prosecutor that involved...”

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Adam Fuller

Firm: Thompson Hine

127 Public Square , Cleveland , Ohio 44114

Practice Areas: Education , Labor , Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

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“and strong legal support every step of the way. I recently worked with him on a complex non-compete”

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Adam Fried

Firm: Reminger Co., LPA

101 W Prospect Ave Ste 1400 , Cleveland , Ohio 44115

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“ble to get my mother to be allowed to leave the state and join her daughter in California. It was w”

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“Adam is extremely professional and always keeps his client's best interest in mind. I have worked with Adam on numerous occasions and he has always kept me informed. Highly recomme…”

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Adam Eliot

Firm: Panico Law Group LLC

155 W Main St , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“s a different story, but wouldn’t know. 10/10 would NOT recommend Attorney Adam Eliot. Fortunately”

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“I first met Adam when he was the opposing counsel on a case. Adam is a quick witted and skilled attorney. I endorse him.”

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Adam Bleile

Firm: Bleile & Dawson

810 Sycamore St. , Cincinnati , Ohio 45202

Practice Areas: Sex Crime

With nearly two decades of legal experience and a 9.8 Superb Avvo Rating, Attorney Adam Bleile has the insights and understanding to help his clients obtain a favorable outcome for their charges. As one of the founding partners at Bleile & Dawson, Mr. Bleile has handled many cases and is known as a Dearbourn County criminal defense lawyer his clients can trust. He received the Top One Percent award from the National Association of Distinguished Counsel for his service. If you were arrested for a sex crime, call the team at Bleile & Dawson today to schedule your free consultation.

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“Adam is knowledgeable in many areas. He's great to work with and is always available when you need t”

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“Adam Bleile is an attorney of the highest caliber. Mr. Bleile's knowledge of the law as well as knowledge of practical matters put him a step above even the most competent of attor…”

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“I first retained Adam's services over 15 years ago on felony weapons charges. To call this man a fighter is a understatement! I was caught red handed with 3 loaded firearms. There …”

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Adam E. Carr

5824 AkronCleveland Road A , Hudson , Ohio 44236

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Automobile Accidents,Business & Commercial,Civil ,Employment & Labor ,Insurance ,Personal Injury,Wrongful Death

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“I have had a working relationship with Adam Carr for approximetly eight years. He had been my go to attorney for coverage and legal opinions without ...AmyI have had the opportunit…”

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Adam D. Colvin

Firm: Katz, Teller, Brant and Hild, A Legal Professional Association

255 East Fifth Street 2400 , Cincinnati , Ohio 45202

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Environmental ,Real Estate

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“Wonderful Experience ! Highly recommend this family practice !!”

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Adam C. Sherman

Firm: Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP

Atrium Two 2000 , Cincinnati , Ohio 45201

Practice Areas: Civil

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Adam C. Armstrong

Firm: Freund, Freeze and Arnold, A Legal Professional Association

One Centre 1800 , Dayton , Ohio 45402

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Adam Burke

Firm: Burke, Meis & Associates

625 City Park Ave , Columbus , Ohio 43206

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

When I am not practicing law I enjoy spending time with my beautiful wife and daughter.. I also enjoy playing chess, martial arts and I love movies especially comedies and science fiction.

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“Adam done a great job. He got everything dropped against me and my family He is definitely a great l”

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Adam Brown

Firm: Zukerman Daiker & Lear Co., LPA

3912 Prospect Ave E , Cleveland , Ohio 44115

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“rs. Due to Adam's hard work and attention to detail, I received a favorable outcome in my situation.”

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Adam Brandt

Firm: Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease LLP

52 East Gay Street , Columbus , Ohio 43216

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Corporate , Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance

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Adam Hubble

Firm: The Law Office of Adam J. Hubble, LLC

5696 Pine Wild Dr , Westerville , Ohio 43082

Practice Areas: Entertainment

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Adam Doxsey

1301 Home Ave , Akron , Ohio 44310

Practice Areas: Business

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“I have contacted Adam for several things, from divorce to traffic violations. He has always been ho”

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