About Adam
Adam Weisberg is a dedicated criminal lawyer with both an appeal and trial practice. He has appeared at all levels of court and conducted hundreds of successful trial matters. In 2011, he was granted his Certified Specialist in Criminal Law designation after practising for only eight years.Mr. Weisberg's practice focuses on defending complex drug matters, sexual assault cases, white collar crime and homicides.Mr. Weisberg is also committed to legal education. He is currently a vice-president of the Criminal Lawyers' Association and chair of the education committee organizing professional development programs for their 1800 members.Mr. Weisberg is also currently an adjunct professor teaching evidence law.
Adam Weisberg is a dedicated criminal lawyer with both an appeal and trial practice. He has appeared at all levels of court and conducted hundreds of successful trial matters. In 2011, he was granted his Certified Specialist in Criminal Law designation after practising for only eight years.Mr. Weisberg's practice focuses on defending complex drug matters, sexual assault cases, white collar crime and homicides.Mr. Weisberg is also committed to legal education. He is currently a vice-president of the Criminal Lawyers' Association and chair of the education committee organizing professional development programs for their 1800 members.Mr. Weisberg is also currently an adjunct professor teaching evidence law.
Adam Weisberg is a dedicated criminal lawyer with both an appeal and trial practice. He has appeared at all levels of court and conducted hundreds of successful trial matters. In 2011, he was granted his Certified Specialist in Criminal Law designation after practising for only eight years.
Mr. Weisberg's practice focuses on defending complex drug matters, sexual assault cases, white collar crime and homicides.
Mr. Weisberg is also committed to legal education. He is currently a vice-president of the Criminal Lawyers' Association and chair of the education committee organizing professional development programs for their 1800 members.
Mr. Weisberg is also currently an adjunct professor teaching evidence law.
