Adam D. Tucker

Adam D. Tucker joined Riezman Berger in 2024. He concentrates his practice in the area of creditors’ rights, and since 2014 has spent most of his career assisting clients in the collection of a broad array of consumer and commercial debts. He also has significant expertise and experience in consumer financial protection laws, including those related to debt collection practices and information privacy. Adam served as a privacy officer for several years at a prior firm.

Adam is licensed to practice law in both Missouri and Illinois. In addition to his creditors’ rights practice, he has represented clients in a variety of civil disputes, notably those involving real estate title, land use, and fiduciary obligations. He has developed exceptional knowledge of both civil procedure and probate procedure and has presented to legal and lay audiences on topics including Statutes of Limitation and Guardianship/Conservatorship procedures.

Adam has spent virtually his entire legal career representing clients in civil litigation, including while attending law school at Southern Illinois University, from which he earned his J.D. in 2011. During law school, Adam worked as a student-licensed intern in both the Civil Practice Clinic, helping elderly clients with various legal issues, and the Domestic Violence Clinic, helping victims of domestic violence obtain Orders of Protection. He also served as the Citations Editor and an Associate Commentary Editor for the Journal of Legal Medicine, and he spent a summer clerking for the judges of the Third Judicial Circuit in Madison County, Illinois.