Adam Bryson

My path to law was an unconventional one. After serving in the United States Marine Corps and receiving an honorable discharge, I worked as a contracting officer with the Department of Defense, steady work, but not the calling I was searching for. I earned my B.S. in Business Management from Park University, graduating cum laude, and spent a few years weighing whether to go to law school. In 2014, I took the LSAT, applied to Rutgers University School of Law, and started down a new path.

Law school is where I found my purpose. Working with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Division on Civil Rights, I stood alongside people who had faced open discrimination by the government in nearly every part of their lives. That work showed me the kind of lawyer I wanted to be, one who helps change the course of people’s lives.

Since graduating from Rutgers in 2018, I have devoted my practice to protecting the rights and liberties of the people I represent, and to treating every client with dignity and respect.