Adam M. Pycior
Adam M. Pycior
Associate
He/Him
"Choosing a lawyer is personal. I am motivated to honor that trust and deliver clear and precise legal solutions to help you make confident, informed decisions."
Adam M. Pycior
Associate
He/Him
"Choosing a lawyer is personal. I am motivated to honor that trust and deliver clear and precise legal solutions to help you make confident, informed decisions."
About Adam
Adam represents clients in both litigated and non-litigated government and commercial matters, advising on regulatory compliance, contract disputes, environmental issues, and permitting challenges.
Areas of Focus
Industries:
Experience
- Navigated ambiguous federal regulations for a construction company client, resulting in an advisory memo on compliance with the Build America Buy America Act (BABAA).
Recognition
- Loyola University Chicago School of Law, Dean’s List
Credentials
Education
- Loyola University Chicago School of Law, JD, 2025
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, BS, 2020
Bar Admissions
- Illinois
Thought Leadership
Publications
- "AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation," Loyola University Chicago International Law Review, Volume 21, Issue 1, 2025
Interests
Did you know...
Adam is an electronic music lover who enjoys attending concerts whenever he has the time. While still learning, he also loves DJing at gatherings for close family and friends.
Adam is an electronic music lover who enjoys attending concerts whenever he has the time. While still learning, he also loves DJing at gatherings for close family and friends.
In his free time, Adam travels, plays tennis, jumps rope, and tends to his growing collection of houseplants.
Thought Leadership
Publications
- "AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation," Loyola University Chicago International Law Review, Volume 21, Issue 1, 2025
