About Adam
Adam Justinger practices on both facets of state and federal courtrooms across Minnesota and North Dakota. He is licensed to the Minnesota and North Dakota bars and to the United States District Courts for the Districts of Minnesota and North Dakota, in addition to the Eighth Circuit. That range of admissions underpins work that often brings him from county courthouses to federal dockets.
His profession consists of leadership in the local legal network. In 2023 he served as president of the Cass County Bar Association, a position that required coordination among judges, prosecutors, defense counsel, and local practitioners. He joined the Inn of Court in 2022 and holds memberships in numerous professional institutions dating to 2018: the State Bar Association of North Dakota, the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the North Dakota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and a Young Professionals Network. Those affiliations mirror ongoing engagement with friends and continuing legal education.
Colleagues describe him as steady in courtroom and careful in preparation. His affiliation with felony protection organizations shows a substantial portion of his work includes protecting individuals in felony things. He has treated trial-level hearings and appears frequently earlier than judges in both rural and urban jurisdictions. His practice touches on procedural issues common to felony litigation, which includes motions and evidentiary disputes, and he's relaxed in contested proceedings.
He also advocates for clients in things that attain federal judiciary. Admission to the Eighth Circuit and both federal district courts within the area means he can follow cases thru appellate filings when important. That ability to function across different tribunals lets in him to coordinate protection techniques that account for both state and federal procedural frameworks.
Adam works out of Severson, Wogsland, & Liebl. At the firm he handles trial preparation, client counseling, and court appearances. His every day work mixes court time with case evaluate and client conferences, and he maintains ties to bar groups that offer mentorship and professional development.
He balances casework and bar leadership whilst staying lively in local legal circles. Currently he continues practicing at Severson, Wogsland, & Liebl, representing clients in criminal things and related legal proceedings in Minnesota and North Dakota.
