Lynne Adair Kramer is an AV rated attorney and Super Lawyer with over 35 years of practice experience. She founded her own firm in 1979 and grew it from a solo practice to a firm employing 15 people, making it the largest matrimonial firm in a county of 1.5 million. Kramer owned and operated her firm until 2006, when she joined Touro Law Center as a full-time faculty member. Prior to that, she taught at Touro Law as an adjunct faculty member for 17 years, and was chosen by students as the Adjunct Professor of the Year multiple times. 

At Touro Law Center, Prof. Kramer regularly teaches courses in Interviewing, Negotiating, and Counseling, Trial Practice, Selected Topics in Trial Practice and Law Practice Management, and serves as the faculty supervisor of their trial teams. She is also the Director of the law school’s renowned Court Observation Program, which was featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Kramer was one of the authors of Touro Law's Solo Small Practice concentration She currently serves on the Attorneys for Children Advisory Committee for the Tenth Judicial Department, Suffolk County.

Professor Kramer was the first member of the Law Center Faculty to receive Touro’s University wide award for Excellence in Teaching.

Prof. Kramer has been very active in a variety of professional organizations rising to become the second female president of the Suffolk County Bar Association, representing 3200 lawyers in New York. She is a past-chair of numerous committees of that county’s bar association including the prestigious bench bar committee, The Matrimonial Committee and the Scholarship Committee. She is also a former director of the New York State Women’s Bar Association, and the past-president of the Nassau-Suffolk Women’s Bar Association (New York) for which she chaired their judicial screening committee. 

Prof. Kramer's activities have also involved service to her community. She is a Past President of the Board of VIBS (Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk County) an agency dedicated to the eradication of domestic violence, and is a past president of the board of the Suffolk Y JCC.

Kramer is a co-author of THE BROCKHURST FILE, A Mat Ladies Novel, winner of the 2015 Pinnacle Prize for best novel of the year, and co-authored THE EXPERIENTIAL GUIDE TO LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT, Opening and Operating Your Own Firm (Carolina Academic Press 2016) of which a second edition was published in 2022.

Prof. Kramer graduated with distinction from Smith College, and earned her J.D. at Hofstra University School of Law. She is licensed to practice in Virginia, the District of Columbia, and New York.  She continues to serve of counsel in the field of matrimonial law.