About Adam T.
Adam T. Johnson earned his undergraduate degree in political science and history from Augsburg College in 2006 and completed his Juris Doctor at William Mitchell College of Law in 2009. His academic path combined liberal arts foundations with three years of professional legal training. Those years shaped his interest in litigation and courtroom procedure and provided the credentialing necessary for admission to multiple courts.
After law school, Johnson entered practice and has served as a lawyer at Lundgren & Johnson, PSC. He built his career in a firm setting where case preparation and courtroom work are daily tasks. Colleagues describe him as methodical; he prepares for hearings and trials in a manner that reflects steady attention to detail.
Johnson is admitted to practice in Minnesota and Wisconsin. He also holds admissions before the Eighth Circuit, the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Those credentials allow him to handle matters that cross state and federal lines and to appear in appellate and high‑level federal forums when needed. He has maintained active professional ties to peer organizations and has been a member of the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers since 2009, participating in the association’s continuing education and training offerings.
Work at Lundgren & Johnson, PSC has given Johnson experience across a range of courtroom duties. He drafts motions, argues hearings, prepares witnesses, and handles client counseling tied to litigation. His practice requires regular interaction with prosecutors, clerks, and judges in both state and federal settings. He is familiar with the procedural demands of federal filings and the local rules that guide practice in district and appellate courts within his admissions.
Johnson’s approach to cases is practical. He tends to break complex matters into discrete tasks. He maps out pretrial motions and schedules discovery timelines early. That method helps keep cases on course and provides clients with clearer expectations about process and timing.
He remains active in professional education and in local legal networks. At Lundgren & Johnson, PSC he continues to represent clients and to appear in the courts where he is admitted, concentrating his practice on litigation matters handled in Minnesota and Wisconsin state courts and in the federal forums to which he holds admission.
