Adam Loeber and Germany

Adam Loeber was born in Munich, West Germany, in 1975 to a loving Bavarian family. His parents, Edward and Sophia, still live in Germany today with Adam’s sister Joanna. Though he currently lives in New York, and has lived in the U.S. for over two decades, Adam continues to visit Munich every few months to see his family.

Adam Loeber’s Church Life


Adam Loeber comes from a religious Jewish family. Adam regularly attends his temple on Friday nights, and is a participant in temple fundraisers and youth groups – many of which his children attend. During his childhood, Adam sang in his temple’s choir. This was in his home country of Germany, where he later briefly served as a cantor assistant as well.

Adam Loeber’s Law Practice


Adam Loeber is a member of the New York Bar, and runs an independent law firm, Loeber and Ester, in New York City, with his law partner John Ester. Loeber has been an established member of the NYC law community for 15 years now, and hopes to continue his practice until he retires.

Adam Loeber’s Law Firm Specialty

Adam Loeber runs a law firm, Loeber and Ester, in New York City. He specializes in medical malpractice and injury law, defending clients against litigation from disgruntled patients, as well as representing patients who have experienced medical abuse. His track record of success in the court room demonstrates Loeber’s talent and skill as an attorney, and shows why his clients recommend him heartily.

Adam Loeber’s Interests and Hobbies


Adam Loeber, a New York attorney originally from Germany, has many personal interests outside his law practice. As an avid reader, Adam enjoys everything from thoughtful nonfiction to fantasy novels. Outside of reading, Adam is a fan of watching and playing soccer and American football alike, having grown fond of the American sport after many years living in the United States.

Adam Loeber’s Favorite Books


New York lawyer Adam Loeber is a huge fan of books and literature. When it comes to fiction, he enjoys classic fantasy, like The Lord of the Rings, and newer classics such as the works of Brandon Sanderson. As for nonfiction, Adam loves biographies of American Presidents and 20th-century history for both Europe and the United States. For more visit https://coub.com/adamloeber