Adam Brower

Adam Brower is a distinguished attorney known for his litigation expertise in Brownsburg, Indiana. As a former deputy prosecutor for Marion County, Adam has successfully tried over 150 criminal cases, ranging from misdemeanors to complex felonies. His prosecutorial work included a focus on OVWI/DUI cases and felony prosecutions.

In his role as a criminal defense attorney, Adam represents clients facing a wide spectrum of charges, including minor offenses, sex crimes, drug-related crimes, and murder.

Adam's academic credentials are notable. He graduated in the top 23% of his class from the Indiana School of Law – Indianapolis, where he earned a place on the Dean’s List for two semesters. He was also the Student Note Editor and a member of the International & Comparative Law Review, receiving the Henry Blackwell Award for Best Student Note in Spring 2007. His moot court achievements include being part of the Order of Barristers for Outstanding Performance in Fall 2005 and participating as a judge and coach in various competitions.

Adam holds a B.S. from Purdue University, graduating Summa Cum Laude and with Honors. He consistently made the Dean’s List and received numerous accolades, including the Rotary Scholarship and Megan Beatty Scholarship.

His publication, "Rethinking NAFTA’s NAALC Provision: The Effectiveness of its Dispute Resolution System on the Protection of Mexican Migrant Workers in the United States," was featured in the Indiana International & Comparative Law Review in 2008.