Adam Ramirez, J.D.
Editor
Authored and Reviewed
An award-winning journalist and editor, Adam has resided at the intersection of legal and journalism for two decades.
After law school, Adam spent two years clerking for a U.S. District Court judge. He researched and wrote legal precedent in published opinions on behalf of the Court.
He has been an editor, columnist and journalist at the Miami Herald, The Dallas Morning News, The Oregonian, Golf Digest, Forbes, FindLaw.com and other media outlets.
He lived in Colombia and Argentina teaching legal English to attorneys and law students. He is also a Spanish-language subject matter expert.
Achievements
- Award-winning journalist with 20 years of legal journalism experience
- Clerked for a U.S. District Court judge for two years.
- Editor/columnist/journalist at the Miami Herald, Forbes, The Dallas Morning News, The Oregonian, Golf Digest, FindLaw.com.
Education
University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law – Juris Doctor, Criminal & Immigration Law
University of Arizona – Bachelor of Arts, Journalism & Marketing
Honors & Awards
- Two-Time Newsperson of the Year, University of Arizona, Department of Journalism
- The Freedom Forum National Journalism Award
- Ruben Salazar Memorial National Journalism Award
- Arizona Press Club Writing Awards
- National Association of Hispanic Journalist Scholarships
Professional Memberships
- National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Adam Ramirez, J.D. Content
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Abortion Laws By State: Where Is It Illegal?
As of July 2025, 12 states have total abortion bans, while 9 states and D.C. impose no restrictions. This guide details abortion laws in all 50 states. -
Can You Collect Workers' Comp After Being Fired? (2026)
Can you collect workers' comp after being fired? The law is more complex than you may realize, but an attorney can help you better understand your situation. -
Workers’ Comp Exemption: Who Qualifies? (2026)
Some employers receive a workers’ comp exemption. Learn about the exceptions to the rule and whether your business may qualify. -
How Many Car Accidents Per Year In U.S. Chart
A statistical analysis of annual U.S. car accidents. Covers 2013-2023 crash trends, the primary causes of accidents, and legal claim options for injury victims. -
How Many Doctors In The U.S.? Male vs. Female
U.S. doctor statistics: 1.1M active physicians practice in the U.S., with significant gender disparities. ConsumerShield Research team analyzes the data's impact on patient care. -
SSI Vs. SSDI: What Are The Key Differences? (2026)
Are you wondering whether there’s any difference between SSI vs. SSDI? This article explains the key differences between the two federal programs. -
Driving Without Proof Of Insurance: Potential Risks (2026)
Driving without proof of insurance can lead to serious legal and financial consequences. Find out how to protect yourself on the road. -
Does Insurance Cover Therapy? (2026)
Does insurance cover therapy? Not all plans cover mental health services. Find out how to check whether therapy is included in your plan. -
How Many People Are Diagnosed With Cancer Each Year?
1.85M new cancer cases in 2022, up from 1.3M in 1999. A 1999-2022 analysis of U.S. cancer trends, a pandemic dip in detection, and healthcare implications. -
Bifurcated Divorce: Meaning And Process (2026)
Bifurcated divorces are an option that some couples choose to pursue. ConsumerShield offers information on what they are and how they work. -
Divorce Deposition: Process And Preparation Guide (2026)
Understanding what a divorce deposition is and how to prepare for it can strengthen your case. ConsumerShield brings clarity to these proceedings. -
Filing a Depo Provera Lawsuit: Am I Eligible? (2026)
Navigate Depo-Provera lawsuit filing with ConsumerShield: Form completion, free claim review, and expert legal support for justice.
