Texas Lawyers Adam Rehm to Adam W.

Explore Texas attorneys like Adam Rehm, Adam Reposa, Adam Richie, Adam Rosenfeld, Adam Rowins, Adam S. Connatser, Adam S. Darowski, and Adam W. Vanek. in cities like Dallas, Austin, Austin, Dallas and Arlington. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 75201, 78717, 76013.

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Adam Richie

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Adam W. Green

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Adam Rehm

Firm: Norton Rose Fulbright Us LLP

2200 Ross Ave Ste 3600 , Dallas , Texas 75201

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Adam Thiessen

Firm: Adam Thiessen Law

733 E 12th 1/2 St , Houston , Texas 77008

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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“would highly recommend him to represent your best interests.”

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“Adam is a knowledgeable and charismatic attorney. On many occasions I have consulted with him on matters of my own. Not only is he attentive to his clients' needs, he is a strong n…”

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Adam Richie

Firm: Maynard Nexsen, PC

2500 Bee Caves Rd Ste 1ste 150 , Austin , Texas 78746

Practice Areas: Business

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Adam Rosenfeld

Firm: Schechter, Shaffer & Harris, LLP - Accident & Injury Attorneys

3200 Travis Street, 3rd Floor , Houston , Texas 77006

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

Before becoming an attorney with Schechter, McElwee, Shaffer, & Harris, I clerked for the firm for two years during law school. Since becoming licensed, I have dedicated myself to my injured clients. I have extensive experience handling cases at each stage of litigation.. I focus my practice primarily on personal injury litigation, representing clients all over Texas who have been seriously hurt in all types of accidents. I want to make sure that when someone is injured, they always have an attorney who is fighting to protect both their legal and personal interests.

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“He exceeded my expectations. Really did a nice job with my case.”

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“AJ is an outstanding attorney with all the knowledge and experience necessary to effectively represent his clients. I highly recommend AJ.”

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Adam W. Green

505 Palm Valley Boulevard 220 786 , Round Rock , Texas 78664

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Adam S. Connatser

Firm: Patton Boggs LLP

2001 Ross Avenue 3000 , Dallas , Texas 75201

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial

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Adam S. Darowski

Firm: Winstead PC

Elm Street , Dallas , Texas 75270

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Adam S. Denton

Main Street , Fort Worth , Texas 76102

Practice Areas: Business ,Civil ,Construction ,Corporate

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Adam Sabrin

Firm: The Law Offices of Howell & Sabrin

3030 Nacogdoches, Ste. 222 , San Antonio , Texas 78217

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

In this current economic environment, clients are looking for an attorney who is flexible, trustworthy, and affordable. We seek to provide a total package of client-focused service that covers a broad base of legal services. Whether you are starting a business, growing your staff, protecting your assets, or need services of a more personal nature such as divorce or criminal defense, my office and I provide you with the resources that you want at a price you can afford. We work with you to taylor services to your needs, and bring a broad knowledge base of how one legal issue may relate to numerous others so that we can appropriately protect you, your business, and your family.. Call or schedule an appointment today to see how we can help you!

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“Mr. Sabrin is an excellent attorney who provided expert insight into an issue along with applicable”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Adam is a very smart and thoughtful lawyer. I know many lawyers who come to him for advice on contracts and other civil matters. He is well respected and a c…”

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“Mr. Sabrin is an excellent attorney who listens and provides detailed insights into a case and applicable laws. Mr. Sabrin is highly recommended. Thank you.”

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Adam Tisdell

Firm: Tisdell Law Firm

718 SW 16th Ave , Amarillo , Texas 79101

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Tisdell Law Firm handles all your marijuana defense needs (including wax, dab, hash, edibles, tincture, creams, lotions, or just some buds). Whether you're driving across the country with a couple hundred pounds or just bringing some goodies back from a more enlightened state, we've got your back.. Tisdell Law Firm now has an office in the Denver Metro Area (Jefferson County). Marijuana is not completely "legal" in Colorado. With Colorado's regulations related to marijuana you may find yourself on the wrong side of the law, whether accidentally or intentionally, but if you get busted give us a call.. Thanks,. Adam Tisdell. Supporter of legalization and the end of prohibition.

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“n the courts. Adam was able to negotiate a reduced plea and worked with the courts to have his many”

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“I met Adam many years ago when I needed to refer a case in the area where he practices. Adam knocked the case out of the ballpark and we began our friendship out of that situation.…”

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“Wish I could give more than 5 stars. I’d been stuck on Probation with a pending Motion to Revoke for 5 years (alleged marijuana possession). I hired Adam Tisdell of the Tisdell Law…”

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Adam Reposa

Firm: BeeneReposa

Po Box 170314 , Austin , Texas 78717

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“ied it by the fact I had priors. They found meth and zanex in my blood test and I was looking at 2-”

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“I think any lawyer that knows Reposa would say that he zealously represents his clients and leaves no stone unturned in representing them. He has my endorsement.”

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Adam Schramek

Firm: Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

98 San Jacinto Blvd Ste 1100 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Adam Seidel

Firm: Adam L. Seidel, P.C.

5910 N. Central Expressway, Ste. 980 , Dallas , Texas 75206

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I appreciated your friendliness, and level of understanding of my legal needs. You were also very”

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“I endorse Adam. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community.”

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“Such an incredible group of lawyers. Initially, I met with both Adam and Sheva for a standard adoption. My wife gave birth and I needed to formally adopt my son and they made the p…”

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Adam Sheehan

Firm: Davidson Sheehan LLP

6836 Austin Center Blvd Ste 320 , Austin , Texas 78731

Practice Areas: Business

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Adam Soorholtz

Firm: Bell County Attorney's Office

P.O. Box 1127 , Belton , Texas 76513

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“r time nor energy.”

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“Adam is very well versed in his practice areas, and is an asset to the legal community. He's always willing to do what he can to help his clients and his peers.”

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Adam Schiffer

Firm: Schiffer Odom Hicks PLLC

Southwest Freeway , Houston , Texas 77005

Practice Areas: Arbitration,Civil

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Adam T. MacLuckie

Firm: Fulbright and Jaworski L.L.P.

1301 McKinney 5100 , Houston , Texas 77010

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Construction ,Energy ,Natural Resources,Real Estate

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Adam Santosuosso

Firm: Andrews Kurth LLP

Main Street , Dallas , Texas 75201

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Securities

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Adam Rowins

Firm: Carnahan Thomas LLP

Po Box 341152 , Austin , Texas 78734

Practice Areas: Civil , Insurance , Personal Injury, Car Accidents

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Adam W. Vanek

Firm: Hill Gilstrap, A Professional Corporation

West Abram Street , Arlington , Texas 76013

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Business ,Civil ,Copyrights,Trademarks,Transportation

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Need Advice | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Seeking Advice Regarding Voluntary Departure and no Prior Immigration History Location: Texas My husband who is 44 years old entered the United States in 2000 using fraudulent documents and was inspected at a land border. He later left for Canada and filed an asylum claim, which was denied. He subsequently returned to the U.S. without inspection and has remained here ever since. He currently has a driver’s license and Social Security card. He has no criminal record, has worked consistently, and has paid taxes. We have two U.S.-citizen daughters, and I am also a U.S. citizen. Because of his prior entries, we were advised by several immigration attorneys not to file for adjustment of status and instead to wait for a possible change in the law. We are now separated, and he is considering voluntarily leaving the U.S. and returning to his home country because he does not see a viable path to legal status. Our main concern is what could happen when he attempts to depart. If he purchases a one-way ticket and travels with an emergency travel document issued by his home country, could he be detained by CBP, ICE, or another immigration authority at the airport? Would voluntarily departing without intending to return affect the likelihood of being detained? He does not believe he has an immigration record, but we are unsure what may exist from his prior entries and asylum case. Although we are separated, I want to make sure he understands the risks before making…
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Getting rid of a junk car without exposure to liability | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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