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Adam Steele

Personal Injury Attorney at McCormick Law Firm
Columbus, OH4 years experience

About Adam Steele

Adam Steele is a personal injury attorney at McCormick Law Firm ("The Injury Attorney"). He brings broad expertise and a passion for justice to personal injury cases, with prior experience in policy research for UN organizations, labor law, and Indian Child Welfare Act matters. He also maintains a special interest in space law.

Steele graduated from the University of California Law San Francisco in 2021. He is admitted to the Texas State Bar, the Oklahoma Bar Association, and the Supreme Court of Illinois.

Notable case results during his time at the firm include a $16+ million commercial truck settlement (February 2023), a $4+ million premises property settlement (March 2023), and a $1.5 million 18-wheeler settlement (November 2022).

Practice areas

Education

University of California Law San Francisco
Juris Doctor (J.D.), 2021

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Texas (Bar No. 24150931)
State Bar of Oklahoma (Bar No. 35967)
State Bar of Illinois (Bar No. 6352209)
Texas State Bar
Oklahoma Bar Association
Supreme Court of Illinois
Justia Lawyers

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