W. Ron Adams

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W. Ron Adams has dedicated his entire legal practice to representing clients in the Northern Kentucky area since 1987. Ron has served on boards and commissions from the state to local levels and has acted as a trusted advisor to charities, government appointees, corporations, and religious organizations. Most important to him, though, is each individual client. Ron believes in giving back. 

He continually says, “You can’t out-give God”. 

He guides his law office to serve in community and philanthropy efforts supporting the ministries of Joel Osteen and His Well Ministries, which he founded in 2007. Ron awards two scholarships each year to very deserving high school students. Free Wills and Estate Planning are given to all Northern Kentucky firefighters from the law office. Ron believes we need to support in all ways possible this most honorable profession. Ron has a saying, “Come in and let me help you fix your life”. For decades now, people have let him do just that.

W. Ron Adams (b. April 26, 1957), attorney, philanthropist, and family man, was born a son of an underground coal miner in Uniontown, Kentucky. Adams suffered extreme poverty and abuse throughout his youth and, at 19 years of age became a quadriplegic as a result of being crushed in an underground coal mining accident. 

Adams attributes his early motivation to a loving mother and his inward drive. He attended college after the mining accident and received 4 degrees, and became one of the first 3 in Northern Kentucky University’s history to receive a joint JD/MBA in 1987. Adams operates a highly respected law firm as a sole practitioner in Erlanger, Kentucky, with a client base of over 8000, reporting a growth rate of over 800% during the past few years.

He has survived 3 near-death experiences, the coal mining accident that left him a quadriplegic, the development of a rare brain tumor, and a near-fatal car accident. In 2007, Adams founded His Well Ministries, a non-profit ministry with an ongoing reach to thousands both locally and regionally. The inspiration for the ministry is the verse in the Bible, John 10:10, and the phrase “abundant life”. Adams lives with his wife, Connie in Burlington, Kentucky, and has two sons and two grandchildren.