Adrienne Martha Tranel

Growing up on a ranch north of Billings, Montana, Adrienne Martha Tranel developed a passion for advocating for those in need. As the youngest of ten siblings, she learned early on how to champion the underdog. Adrienne is proud to be part of a lineage of Montana lawyers and has dedicated her career to representing individuals who might not otherwise have access to justice.

In her current practice, Adrienne handles a diverse range of legal matters, including employment discrimination, wage disputes, personal injury such as sexual assault, wrongful death, and traumatic brain injuries. She is admitted to practice law in both Montana and Colorado, representing clients in state and federal courts, as well as before administrative agencies like the Montana HRB and the EEOC.

Adrienne is an active member of the legal community, currently serving as an Eagle Member of the Montana Trial Lawyers’ Association and sitting on the board of the Poverello Center. Her commitment to legal excellence is further demonstrated by her graduation from Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers’ College in July 2012. She also has experience as a former board member of the Colorado Trial Lawyers’ Association.

Adrienne resides in Missoula with her husband and their four children, balancing a busy professional life with family commitments.

Education
- Washington University in St. Louis, B.A., college honors, English and Anthropology
- Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset, M.A., International Relations
- American University Washington College of Law, J.D., cum laude

Bar Admissions
- Montana
- Colorado
- Maryland (inactive)
- District of Columbia (inactive)