Adam A. Taryle

Adam Taryle is a litigation associate who focuses on commercial disputes. While a summer associate at Ballard Spahr, Adam conducted legal research in the areas of defamation, First Amendment, assignability in bankruptcy, arbitration, contract drafting, civil and appellate procedure, RICO claims, and various consumer finance statutes. He drafted discovery requests and responses in breach-of-lease cases, as well as pleadings and documentation in litigation.

During law school, Adam served as a legal intern for the Office of the Los Angeles County Counsel, where he drafted court motions, interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission. In addition, he reviewed and summarized deposition transcripts and other discovery documents. He also drafted pleadings and research memos on business issues in constitutional law.

Adam’s experience includes serving as a legal assistant volunteer for the Afghan Scholars Project, helping pro se Afghans draft and prepare humanitarian parole applications, and as a small claims adviser for JusticeCorps in L.A. County Superior Court, advising litigants on court procedures and assisting with forms and case preparation.