ADAM DEUTSCH is an Associate Attorney at Denbeaux & Denbeaux currently concentrating his practice on consumer rights litigation. 

Mr. Deutsch received his law degree in 2010 from Seton Hall University School of Law after completing his undergraduate work at Rutgers University.

During law school, Mr. Deutsch split his time pursuing two areas of advocacy and research in the law.  He was a founding member of the Seton Hall Law Dispute Resolution Society, competed in national competitions for negotiation and mediation, and served as the American Bar Association Student Chair of the Negotiation Competition in 2009-2010.

Mr. Deutsch was an integral member of the Center for Policy and Research as an author and supervisor to research papers looking into events at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Prison.

In the Press:

Mr. Deutsch contributed to published research papers, books and radio programs including:

• “A Historical Perspective of Music Distribution and Copyright Law, How Internet Radio is the Next Frontier”
• “The Guantanamo Lawyers: Inside a Prison Outside the Law”
• “Three Deaths At Guantanamo” as heard on NPR’s The Story