About Adam
Adam Hansen built his legal foundation in Arizona. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Linguistics from Arizona State University in 2007. Seven years later he completed a J.D. at Arizona Summit Law School in 2014. Those academic years combined language study and legal training, shaping the early contours of his work.
He joined Deason Garner Law Office, PLLC while still connected to the law school community. In 2013 he worked there as a paralegal on special projects. The following year he moved into an attorney role at the same firm. The progression from paralegal to lawyer at one firm gave him continuity and hands-on exposure to the office’s day-to-day practice.
Hansen is admitted to practice in Arizona. He has handled client matters through the Deason Garner office since his transition to the bar in 2014. His background in Spanish linguistics is part of his professional profile; the degree reflects formal training in language that can be relevant in client communication and in cases that involve Spanish-language materials.
Colleagues describe him as a practitioner who understands the institutional side of a small firm. He has experience on both the support and attorney sides of case preparation, which informs how he manages files and interacts with clients. That experience also shaped his approach to problem solving and document work. He keeps a steady presence in the office and in court when matters require it.
His professional affiliations include current membership in at least one legal association. He remains based at Deason Garner Law Office, PLLC and continues to handle matters for clients in Arizona. His current practice focuses on client representation through that firm in Arizona matters.
