Adam G. Wentland has substantial experience in a range of commercial and complex litigation matters.  He has succeeded for his clients in court, arbitration and mediation.  Mr. Wentland has experience in all phases of litigation, including preliminary injunctions, discovery, summary judgments, and trial.

Mr. Wentland also has experience in real estate and business litigation for public and private companies, including investor disputes, commercial finance, easement and covenant issues, and high-stakes commercial unlawful detainers, many of which involved contract, fraud, fiduciary duty, negligence, and other theories of liability.

Mr. Wentland has handled a large number of healthcare litigations ranging from the routine to unique matters of first impression, including hospital peer review, ownership disputes, and fraud and misappropriation claims.  He has represented a diverse array of clients from the largest healthcare providers in the country, not-for-profit hospitals, medical staffs, independent practice associations, and individual physicians.  He also advises clients in difficult transactional matters such as hospital closures, leasing for healthcare providers, and corporate director conflicts.

He obtained his law degree from William & Mary School of Law, where he was a research fellow in the field of Constitutional Law and member of the Bill of Rights Journal.  He obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from Illinois Wesleyan University Magna Cum Laude.