Adam J.Greetis

As an active member in the Human Resources Management Association of Chicago (HRMAC) and the Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA), Adam spends a great deal of time meeting, networking with, and speaking to human resources, benefits, and executive compensation practitioners and service providers. He has served on the Board of Directors of HRMAC and chaired or co-chaired many other HRMAC committees, and he serves on the Legal and Legislative Committee of the PSCA. Adam's experience with these groups and his relationships with practitioners and providers allows him to bring real-world, contemporary practical advice to his clients. He is not merely a student of the rules and requirements, but a member of the benefits, executive compensation, and human resources community who truly understands the importance and impact of his advice and recommendations. Adam has deep relationships with senior human resource professionals and communicates with them not only about his area of law, but also about their careers and goals.

Adam regularly interfaces with representatives of the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Labor, Securities Exchange Commission, and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. These relationships allow Adam to more fully understand what solutions and advice clients truly need and appreciate. His relationships to administrative agencies also give him an understanding of more nuanced aspects of benefits and executive compliance, such as where these agencies are focusing their time and attention, and what issues are less of a concern to them. This information and these relationships allow Adam to focus his advice and recommendations, and to help his clients identify matters of genuine concerns.

Adam delivers advice crisply and concisely. He appreciates that clients want direction and help making decisions. Most clients don't need a long-winded recitation of legal requirements. He knows these requirements, and is happy to share them when the situation warrants that level of communication, but he knows that's not always the case.

Adam loves being part of a firm with a practical, client-focused approach to the practice of law. He has a deep interest in technology and how it can improve the delivery of legal services. Adam has personally developed technology tools with Seyfarth's in-house technology team which have made the delivery of his advice faster and simpler. Adam is also a member of Seyfarth's Blockchain Steering Committee, and he has written and spoken about the intersection of technology and the law.