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
Massachusetts Window Tint Laws (2026)
Thinking about getting your windows tinted? Check out Massachusetts window tint laws first. Improper tint can lead to fines and other penalties.Nevada Window Tint Laws (2026)
Nevada window tint laws are meant to keep everyone safe on the road by protecting visibility. Learn what happens if your windows are too dark.Indiana Window Tint Laws (2026)
Are you compliant with Indiana window tint laws? Having too-dark tint generally isn’t a crime, but it could lead to fines and other penalties.Oklahoma Window Tint Laws (2026)
Oklahoma window tint laws restrict the darkness and reflectivity of your car’s windows. Knowing the law can help you avoid fines and other penalties.Can You Get A DUI On A Bike? Complete Guide (2026)
Can you get a DUI on a bike? It’s illegal to operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs — and many states classify bikes as vehicles.Slander Vs. Libel: Understanding Difference (2026)
What are the differences between slander vs. libel? ConsumerShield offers guidance into the legal differences of these often misused terms.Proximate Cause: Definitions & Examples (2026)
Learn the definition of proximate cause, and its importance in lawsuits and insurance. Explore examples of proximate cause in personal injury cases.Washington State Window Tint Laws (2026)
Washington State window tint laws allow for fairly dark windows. But you could still face fines and legal trouble for too-dark tint.Can You Sue Someone For Slander? Legal Options (2026)
Can you sue someone for slander? Learn the legal requirements and process for pursuing lawsuits over false statements that damage your reputation.Who Is Liable In A Truck Accident Case? (2026)
Who is liable in a truck accident? The truck driver is often liable, but there are more potentially responsible parties than many people realize.Find the Best Rideshare Accident Lawyer (2026)
If you are in an accident while using Uber or Lyft, a rideshare accident lawyer can help sort out how you can recover full compensation for your injuries.How Much Does A Lawyer Cost? Fee Guide (2026)
How much does a lawyer cost? Learn how lawyer fees are determined, along with average fees and the common types of fee arrangements.