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About Kwasman Law
"I've had experience at big firms and small, there's no question that boutique is best."
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Adam Kwasman
Owner & Attorney
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Adam Kwasman is a proud native Arizonan who has dedicated each chapter of his professional life to serving the people of his home state.
Adam earned his B.A. from Tulane University, graduating cum laude. He went on to earn his Masters in economics from George Mason University, and received his J.D. from Arizona State University's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law.
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In 2012, Adam was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives. While a member of the Arizona State Legislature, he served as Vice-Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. Adam also sat on the Appropriations and Commerce Committees as well as the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, managing millions of dollars in settlement negotiations for personal injury claims against the government.
In the legislature, Adam gained notoriety for his work on behalf of all Arizonans. His record earned him the "Hero of the Taxpayer" award by Americans for Prosperity, the "Champion of Small Business" award by the National Federation of Independent Businesses, and the "Friend of the Family Award" by the Arizona Family Project. Whether through volunteering, organizing local events, or collaborating with community leaders, he has consistently demonstrated a commitment to fostering unity and improving the quality of life for Arizona's residents.
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Prior to founding Kwasman Law, Adam was a partner at Wagner & Kwasman, PLLC, where he successfully recovered millions of dollars for his personal injury clients, both pre-suit and in litigation. The office had eight full time employees, and gained notoriety by the state's largest firms for being a place the big firms can trust in sending complex litigation cases.
Adam, his wife Orit, and their children, Zev, Seri, Esther, and Ari are active members of Congregation Beth Tefillah, in Scottsdale, and Chabad of Arizona. In his free time, Adam loves to fly fish in Arizona's backcountry and study Torah.