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About Adam Evans
Adam M. Evans serves as Of Counsel to The Carlson Law Firm, focusing on mass tort litigation, medical products liability, environmental and toxic tort cases, and aggregate litigation. Based in Kansas City, he is widely recognized as an authoritative voice in emerging mass tort litigation and the underlying science and medicine. Over his career, he has obtained recoveries on behalf of thousands of injured clients in matters involving surgical mesh, hormone-based contraceptives, defective defibrillator lead wires, and robotic surgery systems.
Practice areas
Education
Rutgers University School of Law - Camden
J.D., 2008
University of Missouri - Columbia
Undergraduate, 2003
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Missouri
State Bar of Kansas
State Bar of New Jersey
State Bar of Multiple federal District Courts
State Bar of United States Supreme Court
Co-chair, Hernia Mesh Litigation Group - American Association for Justice
Co-chair, Implanted Port Catheter Litigation Group - American Association for Justice
Chair, Mass Tort Section - Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Volunteer Attorney Project (Legal Aid of Western Missouri)
Military Matters (KCMBA veterans' pro bono clinic)
Awards & recognition
Top 40 Under 40 - National Trial Lawyers
Super Lawyers Rising Star (every year since 2014)
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