Adam M. Fried, Co-Chair of Reminger's Estates, Trusts, and Probate Litigation Practice Group, has been recognized by Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine in more ways than one this year. Not only has Adam been listed once again as a Super Lawyer in their 2020 issue, Adam has also attained special recognition as "Top 50 Cleveland" and "Top 100 Ohio." He also was profiled by the magazine in the article entitled "Don't Bother Looking for Hiccups in Adam Fried's Trial Prep."
The article provides humorous and candid insight into Adam's day-to-day experiences, as well as answers to pointed questions about whom inspired him in the field of law.
Adam has been ranked as a top-rated attorney practicing Estates and Trusts Litigation in the Cleveland area every year since 2012 as an Ohio Super Lawyer.
Adam has been recognized by his peers for his hard work and commitment to the legal profession. His work ethic, client service and advocacy skills have enabled him to consistently attain this honor.
As co-chair of Reminger’s estate, trust, and probate litigation practice group, you can expect an incredibly broad working knowledge of the areas of law that touch upon the disputes he routinely handles, coupled with a rare ...
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