Civil rights and trial attorney Adanté Pointer has offices in both Los Angeles and the Bay Area. Adanté has a distinguished career advocating for the underserved and fighting police brutality cases. He won a $21 million verdict for the family of a pregnant teen shot by police, covered by CBS News, The Associated Press, The San Francisco Chronicle, and others. He lead a high-profile federal lawsuit against SF police for using a rape kit DNA to arrest a woman for an unrelated crime, a case that resulted in a change in California state law and was covered in New York Times, The Associated Press, CBS News, The Guardian and more than 200 others.

In addition to his legal work, Adanté has been a regular commentator on national TV, including the Tyre Nichols case, the attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband, the Lori Vallow Daybell trial and others. He joined LiveNOW from FOX to discuss Trump’s legal woes and Scripps News to analyze Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual assaults and death. Additionally, Pointer is a regular guest on Court TV and is often quoted in top outlets such as USA Today and The Guardian.