About Adam A
Adam A Edwards built a steady legal path that begins with a liberal arts degree in Tennessee and a law degree from the Midwest. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Tennessee in 1997 and later graduated from Washburn University School of Law with a J.D. in 2000. Those academic milestones set the stage for a multi-state practice that spans more than two decades.
After law school he entered private practice. Over the years he has worked at established firms, including a period at Blackwell Sanders. More recently he has been a lawyer at Greg Coleman Law. His résumé shows experience in both regional and national law firm settings, and it reflects long-term involvement in client representation and firm practice.
Mr. Edwards is admitted to practice in Tennessee and Kansas. That dual-state admission has shaped the kind of work he takes on and the clients he serves. It also means he has navigated differing state rules and courtroom cultures. He has been an active participant in cases and files that require attention to procedural detail and an understanding of where the law diverges between jurisdictions.
A steady thread through his career is sustained practice rather than headline-grabbing litigation. He has spent years handling matters inside law firms, managing client relationships, and working alongside colleagues on briefs, motions, and case strategies. Those roles require a mix of research, drafting, negotiation and courtroom preparation. Over time he has accumulated practical courtroom and office experience that comes from managing a steady caseload across state lines.
Colleagues and clients see him as a lawyer who knows the rhythms of firm practice. He is familiar with both the institutional demands of larger firms and the flexibility expected at smaller practices. That familiarity informs how he approaches each matter: methodically, with attention to deadlines and procedural demands. His work reflects an attorney who has navigated a variety of assignments over a substantial span of years.
Today he is a lawyer at Greg Coleman Law. He continues to work in Tennessee and Kansas and draws on years of experience gained at earlier firms, including Blackwell Sanders. His current practice focuses on representing clients through his work at Greg Coleman Law.
