About Adam Hall

Adam has been representing clients in Kansas courtrooms since 2008, when he graduated from the University of Kansas School of Law. His experience spans the range of trial practice, having tried many jury cases to verdict and having argued before the Kansas Supreme Court. The product of a diverse and rigorous litigation practice, Adam has successfully handled divorce, parentage, criminal, civil, juvenile, and probate cases for his clients in district courts throughout Northeast Kansas, as well as in the Kansas appellate courts, and he has appeared before administrative tribunals and in municipal courts.

Adam’s experience as a criminal defense attorney has taught him how to efficiently and effectively litigate against an opponent with massive resources. While Adam regularly represents clients charged with traffic infractions and low-level misdemeanors, he also has represented clients accused of very serious offenses like murder, rape, robbery, and kidnapping. Adam’s willingness to champion unpopular clients with unpopular causes demonstrates his commitment to the principle of “justice for all.”