Adam Slone

Attorney Adam Slone is an associate with Brian G. Miller Co., L.P.A., law firm in Worthington, Ohio and provides exceptional counsel to clients throughout Ohio and West Virginia. A top-ranked trial lawyer, Mr. Slone focuses on personal injury litigation for those who have been injured or killed because of another person’s fault. Mr. Slone also represents individuals, and groups of individuals, for wage and hour disputes involved unpaid minimum wages and overtime wages, tipping violations, and other pay issues against their current and former employers.

As an attorney, Mr. Slone has gained a reputation for his compassion and integrity when dealing with his clients, as well as his amicable nature and accessibility to those he serves. However, he is also well known as a formidable opponent in court, and he exhausts every avenue available to help his clients obtain their goals and the favorable outcomes they seek for their pressing and complex legal challenges.

To date, Mr. Slone has recovered substantial amounts of compensation and positive results for his clients, and he has earned recognition from his peers as being among the best lawyers in his region. He has also received many testimonials and referrals from his satisfied clients and finds great satisfaction in being able to help so many in his area during their times of dire need.

A 2011 graduate of Marshall University, Mr. Slone attended Capital University Law School, where he obtained his Juris Doctor in 2015. While there, he was a member of Capital University Law Review and the Moot Court Fellow Fall National Team, and he was also active with the Student Body Association.

Mr. Slone holds his admission to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Southern and Northern Districts of Ohio, and the U.S District Court for the Southern and Northern Districts of West Virginia. He is also an active member of the Ohio Association for Justice, the Ohio Employment Lawyers Association, the West Virginia Association for Justice, the Lawrence and Cabell County Bar Associations and the American Association for Justice.