Adam B. Marks

Adam B. Marks matriculated to the University of Connecticut School of Law in 2006, after graduating from Brandeis University, where he majored in Economics and Communications and Media Studies. While attending law school, Adam was an Executive Editor of the Connecticut Law Review, in which he also published an article on the National Football League's Personal Conduct Policy. He was a member of the Mediation Clinic, Co-President of the Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law Society, a mentor for the Women's Law Students' Association and a teaching assistant for first year contracts students. Adam had the opportunity to intern for the Appellate Bureau of the Office of the Chief's State's Attorney, where he briefed and argued State v. Davis, 109 Conn. App. 187 (2008), before the Connecticut Appellate Court. Following his graduation from law school in 2009, he had the privilege of clerking for the Honorable Douglas S. Lavine of the Connecticut Appellate Court.

In his free time, Adam enjoys cooking, baking, sports and coaching youth basketball in West Hartford, Connecticut, where he grew up and currently resides.