G. Adam Redden

Adam Redden grew up in Northern Kentucky. He credits his work ethic, compassion, passion, and drive to help others to his parents and grandparents who influenced him growing up. One grandfather worked his way up from a milkman to Vice President of Sales at a regional dairy. His other grandfather served the people of Northern Kentucky as a doctor for over 60 years. One grandmother was a nurse and the other worked at a nursing home, both caring for those in need.

His mother was a teacher who emphasized hard work and being informed and knowledgeable. His father was a tobacco farmer who instilled dedication, persistence, and hard work. Because of these influences, Mr. Redden takes pride in every case he handles and is grateful for every opportunity he has to help those in need.

Mr. Redden received his undergraduate degree from Northern Kentucky University, where he studied biology, chemistry, and physics thinking he wanted to pursue medical school. It was a big decision, so he took a job working as a research assistant in the Molecular Genetics Department at the University of Cincinnati until the decision was made.

After much reflection and guidance from family members as well as a well-known and well-respected trial lawyer in Northern Kentucky, Mr. Redden decided that being a lawyer may be the best way for him to help his community. He attended law school and received his Juris Doctorate from the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. During Mr. Redden’s time in law school, he worked as a law clerk for Richard Breen Law Offices.

Law school is also where Mr. Redden met his wife, who grew up in Marion County. They have two very active kids. When he is not working on his clients’ cases he enjoys spending time with his family, assisting with coaching his children in various sports, hiking, fishing, kayaking, cooking, and being outdoors.