About Mr. Adam Gregory
Mr. Adam Gregory Burke trained in the law at Capital University Law School, earning his J.D. in 2004 with coursework concentrated in Criminal Law and Procedure and Federal White Collar Crime. He also holds a B.A. from The Ohio State University, completed in 2004. Those formative years gave him classroom exposure to criminal practice and the procedural landscape that governs federal prosecutions and appeals.
He moved into practice soon after law school. By 2008 he had taken a partner role at Burke, Meis & Associates. That promotion came relatively early in his career and signaled a shift into firm leadership and case management. Colleagues describe him as steady and pragmatic in the office, preferring careful preparation to rhetoric.
Burke has worked in both trial and appellate settings. He is admitted to practice in Ohio and before the Sixth Circuit. Those admissions have shaped the types of matters he handles and the procedural strategies he employs. He has experience in matters that require attention to both state rules and federal appellate procedure.
At Burke, Meis & Associates his docket has included criminal defense work and cases that intersect with federal white collar issues. He has applied classroom training to client work, translating academic study of criminal law and federal procedure into courtroom presentations and filings. His work involves drafting briefs, arguing motions, and advising clients on litigation posture and risk. He has maintained an active litigation calendar while also participating in firm decision-making.
Outside casework he takes part in the local legal community. He is a current member of the Columbus Bar Association. That involvement keeps him connected to local developments in practice and law. It also gives him a platform to interact with peers on procedural and ethical issues that affect litigators across central Ohio.
He balances practice demands with attention to courthouse detail and client communication. He prepares cases to stand up under cross-examination and written appellate scrutiny. He maintains an active role at Burke, Meis & Associates and continues to represent clients in matters arising under Ohio law and in federal appellate proceedings. His current practice focuses on criminal defense and matters involving federal white collar crime issues.
