Adam Friedl

Adam Friedl is senior advisor, Research-Practice Strategies, which synthesizes the Center’s three primary areas of work: research, operating programs, and technical assistance. Previously, Adam was deputy director of Midtown Community Court, where he supervised staff providing alternatives to incarceration to thousands of individuals every year. Before joining the Center for Court Innovation, Adam was the Program and Special Initiatives Manager at the nonprofit tech startup Pro Bono Net, and, prior to that, he practiced law for several years. Adam is also a graduate of the Flatiron School’s Web Developer Program, and is proficient across multiple web technologies and frameworks.