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Adam Fisher, Jr., Esquire |
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Adam Fisher, Jr., has been licensed to practice law in South Carolina since 1969. He received a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University and his J.D. from the University of South Carolina. He is the co-founder of the paralegal program at Greenville Technical College, and was an instructor for that program for nine years. He has lectured at the undergraduate level at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy and Clemson University. He authored articles in South Carolina Jurisprudence, on “Magistrates and Municipal Judges” (1992), and also “Declaratory Judgments” (1994). An alumnus of the National Judicial College, he joined the National Judicial College faculty in 1992 where he currently teaches Civil Law and Trials, Legal Research and Stress Management. He has lectured on Stress Management for the last ten years throughout the United States to over 5,000 people. He regularly presents this topic at the National Judicial College and the Greenville, South Carolina, Hospital Life Center. He is a frequent speaker on legal topics at the Criminal Justice Academy. |
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Educational Background Member of Providence Presbyterian Church, Powdersville, SC
National Judicial College Faculty for 15 years - Civil Law/ Civil Trials/ Legal Research/ Stress Management. Criminal Justice Academy 16 years - Civil Law and Procedure. Lectured in states of Missouri, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Indiana, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Kentucky, Georgia, and Massachusetts, Virginia, Tennessee, Nevada. Stress Management Civil Law and Procedure Guest Lecturer Russia, 2002 & 2003
Guest Lecturer Israel, 2000
Guest Lecturer on Civil Law Pompeii, Micronesia, 2004
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